LAZIO 2000-02 TRAINING BIB - XL
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Description & Sizing
Excellent condition. All details are sublimated. No pulls or bobbles. Inner-neck size label stitching is loose, some wear to front-neck stitching. Colours and stitching in excellent condition.
Used across the 2000/01 and 2001/02 campaigns, this Lazio training bib dates from a period of transition following the club's historic Serie A and Coppa Italia double in 1999/00.
Lazio entered the 2000/01 season as defending Italian champions under Sven-Göran Eriksson, with a squad featuring Alessandro Nesta, Pavel Nedvěd, Juan Sebastián Verón, Hernán Crespo, Diego Simeone and Giuseppe Favalli.
The Biancocelesti finished third in Serie A with 69 points, securing qualification for the following season's UEFA Champions League. Crespo enjoyed an outstanding debut campaign following his arrival from Parma, scoring 26 league goals to claim the Capocannoniere award.
Eriksson departed in January 2001, with Dino Zoff returning as manager. Lazio remained competitive domestically, although their Champions League campaign ended during the second group stage.
The following season brought further changes, with Nedvěd and Verón departing for Juventus and Manchester United respectively. Lazio finished sixth in Serie A during 2001/02, securing European qualification despite an inconsistent campaign.
Alberto Zaccheroni replaced Zoff in September 2001, while Crespo continued to lead the attack alongside players including Claudio López and Simone Inzaghi. The period also featured Nesta's final two seasons at Lazio before his departure to AC Milan in the summer of 2002, bringing an end to an important chapter in the club's history.
Produced by PUMA, this 2000–02 training bib represents Lazio's training equipment during the final years of a celebrated squad. Associated with players including Nesta, Crespo and Nedvěd, it offers collectors an alternative piece of apparel from the period following the club's second Scudetto.
PIT TO PIT - 53cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 70cm
Condition
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