Italy Jersey 1994 Home Retro

1994 World Cup Italy Home Blue Retro Soccer Jerseys Shirt

I'm sure anyone who loves football, whether he's an Italian fan or not, knows “Italy in 1994”.

• Season: 1994

• Material: Polyester

• Type of Brand Logo: Embroidered

• Type of Team Badge: Embroidered

• Version:Fan

• Made for: Man

Italy Adidas jersey:

This italy soccer jersey from Adidas is a dark blue shirt with a romantic Italian look. It has a dark flower with the Italian football Federation logo and a tricolor Mosaic of the Italian flag on the collar (red, white and green triangles). Under the American sun, Italy's uniforms give us a sense of the sea.

The logo of Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio(FIGC) is sewn on the left chest and  is also in the form of patterns throughout the entire jersey. 

This Italy Adidas jersey is a tribute to the 1994 Italian team. 

Classic home shirt as worn in the 1994 World Cup final when the side lost to Brazil in a penalty shoot-out with Roberto Baggio famously missing the crucial penalty. 

 Why should you buy this adidas italy soccer jersey?

On July 10, 1994, Italy faced Spain in the first game of the World Cup quarterfinal at Foxborough stadium.

Thanks to baggio's prowess in the last game, Italy struggled to beat Nigeria to advance. There was also a significant change in their starting line-up. Pagliuca is back in the starting line-up, along with Tassotti and Dino Baggio, and Conte was given a start. Mussi, Marchegiani, berti and Signori are on standby on the bench.

In the end, two goals from Baggio gave Italy another last-gasp escape to reach the last four of this year's World Cup.

But in the final, Brazil versus Italy, a match between two of the best teams in the world. Baggio scored five goals in the knockout stages of the World Cup finals to take Italy to the final, but missed the crucial penalty when the final went to penalty kicks.Italy lost the World Cup final, and the sight of Baggio's back after the match popularized the nickname "Prince of Gloom"

 This vintage jersey is so meaningful that it's worth collecting whether you're a fan or not.