The Serie A page brings together the jerseys of the Italian clubs: Juventus, Milan AC, Inter Milan, AS Roma, Lazio, Naples, Bologna, Sampdoria, Atalanta, Fiorentina, and the other clubs in the league.
The Italian league, its colours and its stars.
Italian clubs are known by their colors. The Juventus, in black and white, is the Vecchia Signora, the old lady. Milan AC is the rossonero club, red and black, Inter is the nerazzurro club, black and blue. The AS Roma, in red and gold, is giallorossa, Lazio, in sky blue and white, is biancoceleste, and Sampdoria, blucerchiata, is recognized by its multicolored horizontal stripe. Bologna plays in red and blue, while Fiorentina plays in purple.
In Italy, a club adds a star above its crest for every ten titles won, a tradition that began in 1958 with Juventus. This is why the jerseys of Juve, Inter, and Milan have one or more stars. The championship, played in a single round-robin format since 1929, has also seen the epic tale of Napoli under Diego Maradona, champion of Italy in 1987 and 1990.
Each jersey is available in a supporter version and an authentic version, which is finer and more fitted, often requiring a size up. Third jerseys, like those of Juventus, Milan AC, or Lazio, explore new colors. The printing of a player’s name and the championship badge, including the tricolor scudetto worn by the current title-holder, complete the outfit.
Each club has its page:
The other leagues are collected on the pages French championship, Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, on the teams page.
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They are called the Vecchia Signora, the old lady, and their players are known as bianconeri, referring to their black and white kit. It is the most decorated club in the Italian championship.
In Italy, a club that wins ten titles will earn the right to wear a star above its crest. Juventus, Inter and Milan AC display them on their shirts.
The supporter version has a looser fit and thicker fabric, comfortable for everyday wear. The player version, made for matches, is more fitted, lighter, and better ventilated, with heat-sealed patches.
For a supporter version, take your usual t-shirt size. For a player version, which is closer fitting, many opt for a size up for more comfort.
Its blue jersey features a horizontal stripe across the chest in white, red, black, and white, hence its nickname blucerchiata. It's one of the most distinctive designs in Italian football.