Beppe Bergomi's jersey, farewell game
October 11, 1999. Beppe Bergomi is wearing this jersey in his farewell game. Autographed by: Brehme, Massimo Moratti, Paolo Maldini, Ciro Ferrara, Angelo Peruzzi, Galante, Peppin Prisco, Gigi...
Rimet Trophy
This reproduction is the only one in the world to have been taken from the original mould. After Brazil’s victory in 1970, the Rimet Trophy was definitively given to the Brazilian Football...
Pelé’s Santos jersey
That year, the city where GiannI Rivera was born was celebrating eight hundred years since its foundation and, on 12 June 1968, the “Moccagatta” hosted Pelè’s Santos: the team, at the end of the...
1970s Inter inlaid table
The surface reproduces Inter’s achievements until the 1970/71 scudetto and it is supported by a wooden reproduction of the old version of the Champions League before its current restyling.
Paolo Maldini’s Milan jersey
Special jersey with logo worn by Paolo Maldini during his last official match, which he played in San Siro (Milan vs. Roma) on 24 May 2009.
Alcides Ghiggia’s jersey, autographed
1950 was a dramatic year for Brazil: that was the year of "Maracanazo", the worst defeat of the Brazilian national team before the 7-1 scored against Germany during the 2014 World Cup. Alcides...
Michel Platini’s French national team jersey
Contrarily to jersey number 10, which made him famous around the world, Platini was wearing jersey number 15 during his debut World Cup, in 1978.
Garrincha’s Millonarios jersey
A creative winger with a stunning dribbling style, he took part, with the Brazilian national team, to three World Cups: Sweden 1958, Chile 1962 and UK 1966. The team won the first two Cups. Many...
Gordon Banks’ jersey, autographed
Gordon Banks has been the most famous goalkeeper in the history of British football. He and the British national team won the World Cup in 1966 and, during Mexico 1970, he made history by...
Johan Cruijff has been a field artist, a football painter. He was the one who, together with his team, revolutionised the concept of game once and for all. He played with Ajax, the Dutch national team and Barcelona and turned the football field into an ideal canvas on which winding lines or essential strokes could be painted.