Official AS Roma training shirt from the 2005/2006 season, made by technical sponsor Diadora. The design features a white base with yellow and red inserts on the sides and collar. The back includes embroidered Diadora logo, AS Roma crest, and AS Roma writing. Orange Diadora logos are embroidered on the sleeves. Crew neck collar with orange finishing. Size is XXL.
Official home jersey of the Israel national football team for the 1995 season, produced by technical sponsor Diadora.The design features a white base with blue accents, including a polo collar and sleeve trims.On the chest, the Diadora logo is embroidered on the right side, while the Israel Football Association crest is stitched on the left.The jersey has short sleeves and is made of lightweight fabric suitable for local climate conditions.Size is L.
Official training shirt of Bradford City for the 2004/2005 season, made by technical sponsor Diadora. The shirt features a ribbed white base with claret red trim on the collar, cuffs, and hem. The chest includes the blue printed Diadora logo, the stitched club crest on the left side, and the central sponsor JCT600. The sleeves are decorated with navy blue inserts. On the back, the Diadora branding is printed below the collar. Size is L.
Official Italy National Team jacket from the 1990 season, produced by technical sponsor Diadora. The design features a combination of navy blue, light grey, and fluorescent green, with reflective stripes across the sleeves and lower body. The chest displays the Diadora logo in a stylized neon green version and the classic round Italy crest with tricolor and gold stars. The high padded collar, along with a zip and snap-button closure, makes it ideal for cold weather. The inner tag reads "Made in Italy" and the size is L.
Official Napoli jacket produced by Diadora for the 2000/2001 season. The design features a dark blue base with light blue details on the shoulders and sleeves, enriched by the repeated Diadora logo. The Diadora branding and club crest are displayed on the chest, while "S.S.C. Napoli" is printed on the back. The jacket includes a foldable light blue hood, zip closure, and side pockets. This jacket is size XXL.
The 2000/2001 season was a challenging one for Napoli, as they fought to stay in Serie A but ultimately faced relegation to Serie B. Despite this, the team maintained a strong connection with their passionate fanbase.
Home jersey of the Italian National team made by Diadora for the 1990 World Cup, which took place in Italy. The design features a classic light blue with tricolor details on the collar and cuffs. The number 19 is clearly visible on the back, while the historic FIGC shield is featured on the chest. This iconic model was worn during the historic edition of the tournament that saw Italy reach the semi-finals, and then finish the journey in third place.
Historical anecdote: The jersey is famous for having been part of one of the most competitive teams of the 90s, where players such as Roberto Baggio, Salvatore Schillaci, and Giuseppe Giannini contributed to writing memorable pages in the history of Italian football. The 1990 tournament is still remembered today as one of the most exciting World Cups, with Italy being the protagonist of unforgettable challenges.
Rapid Wien jersey from the 1996/1997 season, produced by Diadora and used during the historic participation in the UEFA Champions League. The uniform features the classic green and white design with a shaded effect, the polo collar with green details and the Diadora logo embroidered on the right side of the chest. The Rapid Wien crest is sewn on the left side, while the commercial sponsor, the Austrian telecommunications company Max Mobil, is clearly visible in the center of the jersey. The official Champions League patch is on the sleeve. On the back we find the name "Prosenik" and the number 11 in red characters. The jersey is in size XL.
Jersey received from a former Juventus player (The name of the player will be shown on the COA)
Napoli home jersey from the 2001/2002 season, made by Diadora and worn by Francesco Moriero. Classic light blue design with white and black details, polo collar with white edges and black inserts. The Diadora logo is embroidered on the chest, with Peroni as the main sponsor. Serie A patch on the sleeve. "Moriero" and number 7 printed on the back in white. Size XL.
The 2001/2002 season was a tough one for Napoli, as they were relegated to Serie B. Francesco Moriero, former Inter and Roma player, spent his last professional season at Napoli, bringing his experience to a struggling team.
Official Napoli shorts from the 2007/2008 season, featuring a blue design with white and orange details along the hem. The Diadora logo is placed on the right leg, while the Napoli crest is applied on the left. The number 17 is printed in white on the right leg. The elastic waistband ensures a comfortable fit. Size L.
The 2007/2008 season marked Napoli’s return to Serie A after difficult years. With a mix of emerging talents and experienced players, the team secured a safe mid-table finish, laying the foundation for future success.
Official referee jersey of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) for the 1994/1995 season, produced by technical sponsor Diadora. The black jersey features a subtle geometric pattern, a white collar with a zip closure, and a chest pocket. The FIGC referee badge is placed on the left side, while the Diadora logo is embroidered on the right.
The 1994/1995 season was a landmark year for Italian football, introducing the three-points-per-win rule in Serie A, a change that significantly impacted the league's competitive balance. Juventus, under Marcello Lippi, won the title, ending Milan’s dominance. Referees played a crucial role in overseeing key matches, including the title race between Juventus and Parma, as well as the fierce battles for European qualification.
Official AS Roma jacket from the 2004/2005 season, produced by technical sponsor Diadora. The design features a navy blue color with yellow and red details on the shoulder. The embroidered Diadora logo is on the chest, along with the classic Roma crest featuring the she-wolf. The back showcases a large white Diadora branding. A must-have for fans wanting to relive a historic season.
The 2004/2005 season was a challenging one for Roma, marked by managerial changes and inconsistent results. Despite the struggles, the team reached the Coppa Italia final, although they were defeated by Inter. One of the standout players that season was Francesco Totti, the undisputed symbol of Roma, who led the team through tough times with his immense talent and leadership.
Official AS Roma jacket from the 1997/1998 season, produced by technical sponsor Diadora. This classic design features a black base with red and orange details, staying true to the Giallorossi colors. The club crest is embroidered on the chest alongside the Diadora logo, while the INA Assitalia sponsor is prominently displayed on both the front and back. The jacket includes a zip closure and elastic cuffs for added comfort.
Size: Not specified
Material: 100% polyester
Historical anecdote
The 1997/1998 season marked the arrival of Zdeněk Zeman as Roma's head coach, known for his attacking and spectacular style of play. With players like Francesco Totti, Abel Balbo, and Marco Delvecchio, Roma finished fourth in Serie A, securing a UEFA Cup spot. This season was a turning point for Totti, who began to establish himself as one of Italy’s greatest talents.
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