The summer of 2006 belongs to Italy. The World Cup in Germany was the stage where Marcello Lippi's Azzurra built one of the most solid triumphs in the history of the competition: an impenetrable defense led by Cannavaro—the Ballon d'Or winner that year—the creativity of Pirlo in midfield, the goals and class of Del Piero and Totti, the tenacity of Gattuso and De Rossi, and Buffon as the absolute reference between the posts. The final against France in Berlin, decided on penalties after Zidane's header and Materazzi's header, is one of the most memorable matches in football history. Italy lifted their fourth World Cup, and the FIGC crest added the star that confirms it.
The item is the 2006 Italian national team home jersey, manufactured by Puma. Azzurro blue with the FIGC crest featuring the four stars on the chest. Size XL, without a name or number on the back. A piece directly linked to the world title, among the most sought-after by collectors of Italian football and World Cups from the 2000s.
