2000s Classics

Manchester United 1997–2000 Champions League Winner. The treble season. May 1999, Camp Nou, Barcelona. United were losing 1–0 in the 90th minute before Sheringham and Solskjaer scored in stoppage time. The most dramatic ending in Champions League history.

The shirt of United’s greatest European triumph.

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Arsenal 2002–2004 Home. The Invincibles shirt. Arsène Wenger’s side went the entire 2003–2004 Premier League season unbeaten — 38 games, 26 wins, 12 draws, zero defeats. Henry, Pires, Vieira, Bergkamp and Ashley Cole played football of breathtaking quality.

The shirt of the only unbeaten Premier League champions.

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AC Milan 2002–2003 Away. The season Milan won the Champions League in Manchester. This away shirt was worn across Europe during a campaign that ended with Juventus beaten on penalties at Old Trafford. Kakà, Pirlo, Shevchenko and Maldini all featured in a squad that combined experience and emerging brilliance.

The away colours of Milan from their sixth European Cup triumph.

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AC Milan 2004–2005 Home. Carlo Ancelotti’s side reached the Champions League final in Istanbul, leading 3–0 at half-time before one of the most extraordinary comebacks in football history. Kakà, Shevchenko and Crespo had been brilliant all season.

The rossoneri from the season of Istanbul — a night that changed football history.

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AC Milan 2008–2009 Home. Carlo Ancelotti’s final season before leaving for Chelsea. Kakà departed to Real Madrid in the summer, Maldini retired, and an era came to a close. This vintage style home shirt was worn during a season of transition, as one of the greatest clubs in European football prepared to rebuild.

The rossoneri from the final season of a golden generation.

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Brescia 2003–2004. The season Roberto Baggio played his final year of professional football. Brescia had become synonymous with Il Divin Codino, and the club’s supporters knew they were watching the end of something extraordinary.

A shirt that belongs to anyone who ever watched Baggio and understood what they were seeing.

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Italy 2002. The defending World Cup hosts arrived in Japan and South Korea with high expectations but fell in the second round in one of the most controversial matches in tournament history. Totti, Vieri and Inzaghi were all in the squad. This vintage style shirt carries the memory of a campaign that ended far too early for one of the great Italian generations.

The azzurri from a World Cup that ended in injustice and recrimination.

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Italy 2004. Euro 2004 in Portugal ended in frustration for the Azzurri, who were eliminated in the group stage. But this squad — featuring Buffon, Cannavaro, Pirlo, Totti and Del Piero — was one of the most talented Italy have ever assembled. Two years later, they would win the World Cup.

A vintage style shirt from the eve of their most successful international period.

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Juventus 2001–2002 Away. Marcello Lippi had returned for his second spell and the club were rebuilding. Trezeguet and Del Piero were the attacking partnership, Buffon had just arrived from Parma, and a new generation of bianconeri were taking shape. This vintage style away shirt captures Juventus on the road back to dominance.

The away colours of Juventus from the season Buffon arrived and changed everything.

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Inter Milan 2009–2010 Home. José Mourinho’s treble-winning season. Inter became the first Italian club to win the treble — Serie A, Coppa Italia and the Champions League. Sneijder was the best player in the world for those six months, Milito scored twice in the Madrid final, and Zanetti lifted the trophy he had waited his entire career for.

The nerazzurri from the most historic season in Inter’s modern history.

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Inter Milan 2002–2003 Home. Vieri, Zanetti, Recoba and Emre kept Inter competitive in Serie A and Europe. This vintage style home shirt in the iconic black and blue stripes represents a club with ambition and history, always searching for the squad that would finally deliver the Champions League.

The nerazzurri from the early 2000s, still chasing their dream.

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AC Milan 2006–2007 Home. Carlo Ancelotti’s Champions League winners. Kakà was magnificent all season, Inzaghi scored the decisive goals in Athens, and Maldini lifted the trophy in his hometown. This vintage style home shirt was worn through one of the most celebrated seasons in the club’s history — a seventh European Cup and sweet revenge for Istanbul.

The rossoneri from the season they reclaimed the throne of European football.

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AC Milan 2007–2008 Home. The season after winning the Champions League, defending their European crown. Kakà won the Ballon d’Or that year — the last player outside of the Messi-Ronaldo era to do so. This vintage style home shirt in the red and black stripes was worn by one of the finest squads in the club’s history as they tried to repeat their Athens triumph.

The rossoneri from the season of Kakà’s finest year.

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AC Milan 2002–2003 Third. The season Milan won the Champions League in Manchester. This third shirt was worn across domestic competition as Ancelotti’s side built toward their European triumph. Kakà, Pirlo, Shevchenko and Maldini — a squad of rare quality at every position.

The third strip of Milan from their Champions League-winning 2002–2003 season.

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AC Milan 2006–2007 Away. Carlo Ancelotti’s side won the Champions League that season, beating Liverpool 2–1 in Athens — sweet revenge for Istanbul two years earlier. Kakà was the best player in the world, Maldini was playing in his final years, and Inzaghi scored both goals in the final. This vintage style away shirt was worn across Europe through that triumphant campaign.

The away colours of Milan from their last Champions League triumph.

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Italy 2006 Home. The summer Marcello Lippi’s side lifted the World Cup in Berlin, beating France on penalties after Zidane’s infamous headbutt. Cannavaro was immense, Buffon was unbeatable, and Grosso scored the decisive penalty. This vintage style home shirt in the deep blue of the Azzurri carries the memory of one of football’s most dramatic finals.

The azzurri blue from the night Italy became world champions for the fourth time.

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AC Milan 1999–2000 Home. Shevchenko was becoming one of the most feared strikers in Europe, Maldini was at his commanding best, and Carlo Ancelotti was beginning to build the squad that would win two Champions League titles in the following decade. This vintage style home shirt captures Milan in a period of renewal.

The rossoneri at the turn of the millennium, heading toward greatness.

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ACF Fiorentina 1999–2000 Home. Another season of Batistuta, another season of the iconic purple. La Viola were competing hard in Serie A and the club carried a real sense of ambition. This vintage style home shirt represents Fiorentina at their most competitive in the modern era, before the financial collapse that would relegate them two years later.

The purple of Florence — one of football’s most beautiful and distinctive colours.

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Parma 1999–2000. In the late 1990s Parma were one of the most exciting clubs in Europe — winning the UEFA Cup, the Coppa Italia and the European Super Cup within a few years. Crespo, Cannavaro, Thuram and Buffon all played for this club. This vintage style home shirt captures a small city punching far above its weight on the biggest stages in football.

The blue and yellow of Parma from an era that feels almost impossible to imagine today.

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AC Milan 2002–2003 was the season Carlo Ancelotti’s side won the Champions League in Manchester, beating Juventus on penalties after a goalless draw at Old Trafford. Maldini, Nesta, Pirlo, Kakà and Shevchenko — this was one of the greatest defensive and creative combinations in European football history. This vintage style home shirt was worn through every step of that campaign.

The red and black of Milan from a Champions League-winning season.

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AS Roma 2000–2001 was the season Capello’s side won their third Serie A title, ending an 18-year wait. Francesco Totti was at his absolute best, Gabriel Batistuta had arrived to provide the goals, and the Curva Sud celebrated like never before. This vintage style home shirt in the iconic giallorossi carries the energy of that unforgettable Roman summer.

The red and yellow of Roma from the season the city finally had its champions back.

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Germany 2004 Away. The tournament in Portugal ended early for Germany, who were eliminated in the group stage. But this vintage style away shirt in black represents a squad in transition — the old guard giving way to the young players who would go on to define German football for the next decade.

A shirt from the low point that led directly to the high of 2006.

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Germany 2002 Home. The tournament nobody expected Germany to reach the final of. Oliver Kahn was unbeatable, Michael Ballack was magnificent and Rudi Völler’s unfancied squad reached the final in Yokohama before losing to a Ronaldo-inspired Brazil. This vintage style home shirt was worn through one of the great underdog journeys in World Cup history.

The white of Germany from the summer they defied every expectation.

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Germany 2006 Home. The summer Germany fell back in love with football. Klose, Podolski, Schweinsteiger and Ballack in a white home shirt, playing in front of delirious home crowds. Jürgen Klinsmann’s side reached the semi-finals and the nation threw the biggest street party in its modern history.

A vintage style shirt from one of the great international tournament experiences of the modern era.

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