Puma

Official home jersey of Pescara for the 1997/1998 season, produced by Puma. The shirt features a white base with light blue details on the shoulders and sleeves, along with a buttoned polo collar. The Puma logo is on the right chest, while the Pescara Calcio crest is on the left. The commercial sponsor "Gelati Gis" is prominently displayed at the center. The back of the jersey features "Gelsi" and the number 8.

Massimiliano Gelsi was a key midfielder for the team that season, bringing experience and technical ability to Pescara’s midfield. The 1997/1998 season saw the club competing in Serie B, fighting for a strong position in the second tier of Italian football.

Official Lazio Away jersey for the 1999/2000 season, produced by technical sponsor Puma. The design features a white base with light blue details on the shoulders and sleeves, enhanced by yellow trims. The Lazio crest is stitched on the chest, the Puma logo is embroidered on both sides, and the commercial sponsor Cirio is printed in the center. The back is customized with Stankovic's name and the number 20. Size M.

During the 1999/2000 season, Lazio, led by Sven-Göran Eriksson, achieved a historic double by winning both the Serie A title and the Coppa Italia. Dejan Stankovic was a key figure in midfield, using his technique and vision to contribute to one of the most glorious seasons in Lazio's history. The Serbian midfielder, destined to become a Serie A legend, played a crucial role with goals and assists in the title race.