Yes, it’s inevitable: white, blue, Total 90, 2004/05, and your brain goes straight to Adriano. The Imperador experienced one of the most devastating years in European football that season—33 goals in all competitions, seemingly limitless physical power, a left-footed shot that was almost obscene—in an Inter side that, under Roberto Mancini, was beginning to build what would become the era of five consecutive Scudettos three seasons later. Nike's Total 90 line is one of the most sought-after hallmarks for 2000s football collectors today: that fabric, that cut, that way of displaying the Nike logo and the crests have a period personality that current kits have completely lost. No squad number, though in this case, none is needed to know what the story is.
Official FC Internazionale Milano 2004/05 away football shirt, manufactured by Nike Total 90 (ref. 118777), size XL. White with navy blue and black details. Inter crest embroidered on the left chest and Nike Total 90 logo. No squad number.
