Official polo shirt of the England national team for the 2001/2002 season, produced by technical sponsor Umbro. The shirt is light blue with a tonal two-button polo collar. The right chest features the Umbro logo embroidered in navy blue, while the iconic Three Lions crest is stitched on the left. A small Umbro logo is placed centrally below the collar on the back, and a decorative label appears on the right sleeve. Size is L.

Official Inter jacket from the 2004/2005 season, produced by technical sponsor Nike. The design features a black base with a blue inner lining and light blue details along the sleeves. The chest displays the white Nike logo, the stitched Inter crest, and the printed Pirelli sponsor. On the back, a large white Pirelli logo is printed across the upper part. The word "Inter" is embroidered on the left sleeve. The jacket is padded, includes a hood, fleece lining, zip closure with flap, and two front pockets. Size is M.

In the 2004/2005 season, Inter, managed by Roberto Mancini, won the Coppa Italia and reached the Champions League quarter-finals. Brazilian striker Adriano was a standout figure with his goals and dominant presence. Inter finished third in Serie A, laying the groundwork for future success. That season also confirmed Javier Zanetti as a key leader and club icon.