AC MILAN 2011-12 HOME SHIRT - IBRAHIMOVIĆ 11 - 2XL
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Excellent condition. Club crest, star detailing and adidas logo are embroidered. Replacement club sponsor and player name/number are PolyFlex and heat applied. No pulls or bobbles. Colours and stitching are in excellent condition.
AC Milan enjoyed another competitive campaign during 2011/12 under Massimiliano Allegri, finishing second in Serie A, reaching the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals and winning the Supercoppa Italiana.
Having secured their 18th Serie A championship the previous season, the Rossoneri entered the campaign looking to defend their title. Allegri's squad featured established players including Zlatan Ibrahimović, Thiago Silva, Alessandro Nesta, Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso, Alexandre Pato and Kevin-Prince Boateng.
Milan began the season with silverware, defeating city rivals Inter Milan 2–1 in the Supercoppa Italiana in Beijing. Having fallen behind to a Wesley Sneijder free kick, second-half goals from Ibrahimović and Boateng secured the trophy.
The Rossoneri remained in contention for the Serie A title throughout the campaign, competing closely with Antonio Conte's Juventus. Despite recording 24 league victories, Milan ultimately finished second with 80 points, four behind the unbeaten champions.
Ibrahimović enjoyed another exceptional individual season, scoring 28 Serie A goals to secure the Capocannoniere award as the league's leading scorer. The Swedish striker finished with 35 goals in all competitions, while midfielder Antonio Nocerino also impressed with ten league goals.
In the UEFA Champions League, Milan progressed from a group featuring Barcelona, Viktoria Plzeň and BATE Borisov before facing Arsenal in the Round of 16.
The Rossoneri produced an outstanding performance in the first leg at San Siro, defeating Arsenal 4–0 through goals from Boateng, Robinho and Ibrahimović. Despite losing the return fixture 3–0 at the Emirates Stadium, Milan progressed 4–3 on aggregate.
Their European campaign ended in the quarter-finals against Barcelona. Following a goalless draw at San Siro, Milan suffered a 3–1 defeat at Camp Nou, with Lionel Messi scoring twice from the penalty spot. Milan also reached the Coppa Italia semi-finals, where they were eliminated by Juventus following a 4–3 aggregate defeat after extra time.
The campaign marked the end of an era at San Siro, with several long-serving players departing during the summer of 2012, including Nesta, Seedorf, Gattuso, Filippo Inzaghi and Gianluca Zambrotta. Ibrahimović and Thiago Silva also subsequently joined Paris Saint-Germain, bringing significant changes to the squad.
Produced by adidas, the 2011/12 home shirt featured Milan's traditional red-and-black stripes in a narrower design inspired by the club's early twentieth-century shirts. Completed with a white crew-neck collar, white adidas shoulder stripes and the Fly Emirates sponsor, the shirt was worn during Ibrahimović's 35-goal campaign and the Rossoneri's Supercoppa Italiana triumph.
PIT TO PIT - 69cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 79cm
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