AS Roma Nike 2016/2017 tracksuit set featuring both jacket and matching pants in dark anthracite with yellow and white details. The club crest appears on both pieces, along with the Nike swoosh. Made with Dri-FIT technology for maximum comfort and breathability. Size M.
Away shirt of Valencia from the 2005/2006 season made by Nike, size XL. The shirt features a striking blue color with orange details on the collar and sleeves. The Nike technical sponsor is present on the chest, while the Toyota commercial sponsor stands out in the center. The right sleeve sports the official LFP patch, marking its participation in La Liga.
2007/2008 Home Juventus Shirt by Nike, size L. Featuring the classic black and white vertical stripes, with red detailing on the collar and sleeve edges. The Juventus crest sits proudly on the chest, opposite the Nike swoosh, and the central sponsor is New Holland Fiat Group. Two golden stars adorn the sleeves, commemorating the club’s numerous domestic titles.
Official Inter cap by Nike made for the club’s centenary in the 2007/2008 season. This white cap features a firm visor, adjustable back strap, and gold-embroidered Inter crest with “1908–2008” and “100 Anni Inter” on the front. The blue Nike swoosh is stitched on the visor. The back includes a commemorative retro crest and “Centenario Inter” text on the strap.
Away Inter shirt from the 2012/2013 season made by Nike. This red jersey features black and blue sleeve accents. The front displays the Nike swoosh, Pirelli sponsor, and Inter badge with a gold star. Inside the collar is the word “INTER” styled with a snake (biscione), a historic symbol of Milan. Size: XL, as shown on the Nike Dri-Fit label.
Away Juventus shirt from the 2003/2004 season made by Nike. This pink jersey features black detailing on the collar and sleeve edges. The front displays the Nike swoosh, Fastweb sponsor, the Italian Scudetto, and the club crest with two stars. The back features Del Piero’s name and number 10. Size: L, as indicated on the inner Nike label.
Away Inter shirt from the 2011/2012 season made by Nike. This white jersey features a distinctive black and blue diagonal sash across the front, a black collar, and displays the Nike swoosh, Pirelli sponsor, and Inter badge with star. The back features the name Milito and number 22. Size: L, as shown on the inner Nike Dri-Fit label.
Away Inter shirt from the 2009/2010 season made by Nike. This white jersey features a black and blue horizontal band across the chest. The front displays the Nike swoosh, Pirelli sponsor, and Inter badge with star and Coppa Italia emblem. The back features Eto’o’s name and number 9. Size: S, as indicated on the inner Nike label.
Juventus training shirt from the 2007/2008 season made by Nike. The Nike logo features on the chest along with commercial sponsor New Holland on the front. This bright orange shirt with grey accents was designed for training sessions. Size XL, with original tag still attached.
Inter Milan sweater from the 2010/2011 season made by Nike. It features a clean sky-blue design with the club crest and Nike logo on the chest, along with the Pirelli sponsor across the front. V-neck cut with long sleeves, in a minimalist and elegant style. Size M.
2008/2009 Inter Nike Polo Shirt, size M, designed by Nike to celebrate the Nerazzurri’s centenary. This blue polo features a three-button collar, white Nike swoosh, and the Inter badge with the golden inscription “1908-2008 100 Anni Inter.” A small Nike crest is stitched below the collar on the back. This polo was part of the club’s official lifestyle line for the 2008/09 season, which marked José Mourinho’s debut as Inter manager and ended with a commanding Serie A title win.
2014/2015 Home Roma Shirt by Nike, size XL, the first home kit produced by Nike for AS Roma. The shirt features a rich maroon color with yellow sleeve cuffs and a polo-style collar with two buttons. The Nike swoosh and AS Roma crest appear on the chest, while inside the collar is printed the iconic fan motto: “LA ROMA NON SI DISCUTE SI AMA.” This kit was worn during the 2014/15 season under Rudi Garcia, marking Roma’s return to the Champions League, with legends like Totti and rising stars such as Pjanić and Nainggolan leading the charge.
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