Official Inter Milan shirt from the 2004/05 season, featuring Adriano on the back.
Details
Club: Inter Milan
Player: Adriano
Season: 2004/05
Type: Home
Size: Large (L)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
No holes or major damage
Product Description
Inter Milan's home shirt from the 2004/05 Serie A season, manufactured by Adidas. The classic black and blue vertical stripes follow the traditional Nerazzurri design, featuring the Adidas three-stripe detailing on the shoulders and the club crest on the chest.
This was a significant period for Inter, finishing second in Serie A that season under Roberto Mancini. The squad included several high-profile players as the club worked to close the gap on Juventus, who dominated the league during this era before the Calciopoli scandal reshaped Italian football.
This is a player-issue or replica shirt bearing the name and number of Adriano, the Brazilian striker who was at the peak of his powers during this period. Having just returned from a standout Copa América 2004 campaign, Adriano was one of the most feared forwards in Europe and a fan favourite at the San Siro.
Official Inter Milan shirt from the 2004/05 season, featuring Adriano on the back.
Details
Club: Inter Milan
Player: Adriano
Season: 2004/05
Type: Home
Size: Large (L)
Brand: Nike
Condition
Good overall condition
No holes or major damage
Product Description
Inter Milan's home shirt from the 2004/05 Serie A season, manufactured by Adidas. The classic black and blue vertical stripes follow the traditional Nerazzurri design, featuring the Adidas three-stripe detailing on the shoulders and the club crest on the chest.
This was a significant period for Inter, finishing second in Serie A that season under Roberto Mancini. The squad included several high-profile players as the club worked to close the gap on Juventus, who dominated the league during this era before the Calciopoli scandal reshaped Italian football.
This is a player-issue or replica shirt bearing the name and number of Adriano, the Brazilian striker who was at the peak of his powers during this period. Having just returned from a standout Copa América 2004 campaign, Adriano was one of the most feared forwards in Europe and a fan favourite at the San Siro.
