JUVENTUS 2003-04 MATCH-ISSUE PRIMAVERA THIRD SHIRT - 19 (ZAMBROTTA) - XL
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Very good condition. Club crest, stars and Nike logo are embroidered. Sponsor and number are PolyFlex. Sleeve patch is flock and has been heat applied. Slight wear to number and printed internal label, no black-internal Nike label. Stitching and sponsor in excellent condition.
Juventus finished third in Serie A during the 2003/04 campaign under Marcello Lippi, recording 69 points and securing qualification for the following season's UEFA Champions League.
The campaign marked the beginning of Juventus' partnership with Nike, following the conclusion of the club's previous kit agreement with Lotto.
Juventus began the season by winning the Supercoppa Italiana, defeating AC Milan on penalties following a 1–1 draw after extra time. David Trezeguet scored Juventus' equaliser before the Bianconeri secured the trophy in the shootout.
The squad featured established players including Alessandro Del Piero, Pavel Nedvěd, Gianluigi Buffon, Gianluca Zambrotta and Trezeguet, who finished as the club's leading scorer with 22 goals in all competitions.
Zambrotta continued to establish himself as one of Europe's leading full-backs during the campaign, having successfully transitioned from a midfield role earlier in his Juventus career. His versatility and consistency made him an important figure in Lippi's side.
In the UEFA Champions League, Juventus progressed from the group stage before being eliminated by Deportivo La Coruña in the Round of 16. The Bianconeri also reached the Coppa Italia final, where they were defeated by Lazio over two legs. The season marked the conclusion of Lippi's second spell as Juventus manager, with Fabio Capello appointed as his successor ahead of the 2004/05 campaign.
Produced by Nike, this 2003/04 match-issue Primavera third shirt features Zambrotta's name and represents the manufacturer's first season supplying Juventus. Its match-issue specification distinguishes it from standard retail versions, making it a particularly interesting example from the Italian defender's time in Turin.
PIT TO PIT - 58cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 74cm
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