The 1984/85 Juventus home shirt featured the club’s traditional black and white vertical stripes, paired with black shorts and the Ariston sponsor across the chest. Worn by legends such as Michel Platini, Paolo Rossi, and Gaetano Scirea, this kit became historic as Juve lifted the 1985 European Cup in Heysel, the club’s first ever Champions League triumph.
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Worn by Giuseppe Giannini, Thomas Häßler, and Ruggiero Rizzitelli during a transitional season under Ottavio Bianchi, as the club sought to rebuild following their Coppa Italia triumph the year before.
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In the 2003 UEFA Champions League Final against AC Milan at Old Trafford, Gianluigi Buffon wore a pink goalkeeper kit with black trim, proudly displaying the Tamoil sponsor across the chest. This kit became unforgettable as Buffon produced a series of stunning saves, including denying efforts from Filippo Inzaghi and Rui Costa, keeping Juventus in contention throughout the tense 120 minutes. Despite his heroics, Juve were defeated on penalties, but Buffon’s performance in this iconic pink kit cemented his reputation as the world’s best goalkeeper at the time.
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Worn by Miroslav Klose, Felipe Anderson, and Lucas Biglia during a revival under Stefano Pioli, culminating in a 3rd‑place Serie A finish and Coppa Italia final appearance.
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Worn by Francesco Totti, Cafu, and Paulo Sérgio during Zdeněk Zeman’s first season in charge, as Roma adopted an attacking style of play and finished a strong fourth in Serie A.
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Worn by Francesco Totti, Gabriel Batistuta, and Emerson during their Serie A title defense under Fabio Capello, narrowly missing out on back-to-back Scudetti with a strong second-place finish.
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Worn by Hidetoshi Nakata, Zé Maria, and Milan Rapaić during their remarkable return to Serie A under coach Vujadin Boškov, fighting to solidify midtable status in Italy’s top flight.
The 1996–98 Atalanta home shirt featured the club’s traditional black and blue vertical stripes, paired with black shorts and socks. It carried the Somet sponsor across the chest and the club crest on the front. The design kept a clean, classic look, staying true to Atalanta’s identity. Worn by players such as Filippo Inzaghi, Cristiano Doni, and Domenico Morfeo, this kit became memorable as Atalanta competed in Serie A during the late 1990s, showcasing young talents who would go on to shine in Italian football.
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The 1997/98 Juventus away shirt featured a blue design with yellow detailing, most notably the large central yellow star motif on the chest. It carried the Sony sponsor across the front. Worn by legends such as Zinedine Zidane, Alessandro Del Piero, and Edgar Davids, this bold kit became iconic as Juventus secured the Serie A title and reached the UEFA Champions League Final against Real Madrid.
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The 2002/03 Juventus goalkeeper shirt featured a blue design with black trim, proudly displaying the Tamoil sponsor across the chest. Worn by Gianluigi Buffon, this kit was part of a memorable season in which Juventus were crowned Serie A champions and reached the UEFA Champions League Final. Buffon’s performances in this shirt, including crucial saves in Europe, reinforced his reputation as one of the world’s best goalkeepers.
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Worn by Karl‑Heinz Riedle, Rubén Sosa, and Paulo Di Canio during Lazio’s Serie A campaigns of 1989‑90 and 1990‑91 under Giuseppe Materazzi and then Dino Zoff.
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