Galex

Perugia Calcio Away shirt produced by Galex for the 2004/2005 championship. Size L.

White tunic with some red inserts on the sleeves and on the neck. In the center we find the embroidered club crest and sponsor Galex. The latter is also present on both sleeves. In addition, the Serie A patch is featured on the right sleeve. The number 16 is applied on the back.

In the 2004/2005 season, after relegation from Serie A, Perugia aimed for an immediate return to the top category. With the new coach Colantuono, he finished in fourth place (later transformed into third after the offenses of Genoa). After the championship, a serious financial crisis emerged in Perugia, leading to the bankruptcy of the club on 15 July 2005 after a century of history.

Thus Perugia Calcio was created, losing the category and having to register for Serie C1, maintaining the sporting title and continuity with the previous team.

The shirt is in excellent condition, the fabric is excellent and has the original characteristics, with intact seams, no streaks or color discontinuities. Free from stains and defects. XL size

Red short-sleeved home shirt model. The uniform is characterized by the collar and the edges of the sleeves in jersey with white inserts. On the shoulders and along the sleeves there is a red band with the repeated Griffin logo. The tightly ribbed fabric features the commercial sponsor Perugina on the front, applied in flock in the centre. The Perugia emblem is embroidered on the heart side of the chest, the technical sponsor Galex is applied on the right. The Amoruso 9 personalization is applied on the back

This championship is remembered above all for the outcome of the Scudetto fight between Lazio and Juventus, which also involved Perugia. On the last day, May 14, Perugia-Juventus was played, a match that went down in history: the referee Pierluigi Collina decided to suspend the match at 0-0 due to the pitch being unplayable due to heavy rain. The second half started over an hour late. And Mazzone's team, thanks to a play by the Perugian captain Alessandro Calori, brought Juventus down on the finish line of a championship that until a few weeks before seemed to have been won, effectively handing over the Italian flag to the Biancocelesti. Forward Nicola Amoruso contributed 11 goals to safety.