Shirt in excellent condition, preserved with details intact despite the years. Also present inside the original manufacturer's label, fit L. The shirt measures 66.5 cm in length and 47 cm in width.

DETAILS

Uniform of the 1970 Italian National Football Team produced by Maglificio Landoni. On the front has the typical FIGC logo of the time in the stitching while on the back, always sewn, appears the number 2.

ANECDOTES AND CURIOSITIES

In 1970, Italy played in the World Cup in Mexico, the first time that referees could use cards to penalize players. In this World Cup, in which Italy was beaten in the final by Pelé's Brazil, Italy played what is considered the most beautiful match ever: Italy-Germany 4-3.

TOP PLAYERS: Boninsegna, Riva, Mazzola, Facchetti, Rivera.

CLASSIFICATION IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP: defeated in the final.