Inter Milan Long Sleeve Away Shirt - 1997-98

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The Inter Milan long sleeve away shirt from the 1997-98 season is one of the club’s most iconic designs, symbolizing a season filled with domestic and European success. Featuring a bold black and grey hooped design with blue accents, this jersey is closely linked to Inter’s triumph in the 1997-98 UEFA Cup.

Design & Features

• Black and grey horizontal stripes – A unique look that stands out in Inter’s away kit history.

• Umbro design – Featuring the classic logo embroidered on the chest.

• Pirelli sponsor – The instantly recognizable yellow branding of Inter’s long-time sponsor.

• Subtle star graphic – Adding depth to the design and celebrating the club’s heritage.

• Long sleeves – Ideal for collectors and fans of retro football fashion.

A Historic Season

The 1997-98 season was a memorable one for Inter Milan, led by their new star signing Ronaldo Nazário, who arrived from Barcelona for a then-world record fee. Under coach Luigi Simoni, the team finished second in Serie A and went on to win the UEFA Cup, defeating Lazio 3-0 in the final.

Legendary Players & Squad Numbers

This shirt was worn by Inter’s top talents during the season, with verified squad numbers from 1997-98:

• #10 Ronaldo – The Brazilian sensation, scoring 34 goals in all competitions.

• #9 Iván Zamorano – The Chilean striker, known for his work rate and finishing.

• #6 Giuseppe Bergomi – The legendary captain and defensive leader.

• #8 Diego Simeone – The tough Argentine midfielder, later a world-class coach.

• #5 Youri Djorkaeff – The French playmaker with incredible technical ability.

• #2 Javier Zanetti – The start of a legendary career at Inter, later club captain.

A Collector’s Item

The 1997-98 Inter Milan long sleeve away shirt is an essential piece for football enthusiasts, representing a season when Ronaldo dazzled the world and Inter lifted the UEFA Cup.