AC Milan Home 1962-1963 T-Shirt

Name: AC Milan Home 1962-1963 T-Shirt
Brand: AC Milan
SKU: 2132-A13
Price: 61.2 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Red-Black ref. ACM_2132-A13 | brand ref. 2132-A13

Reissue of the legendary A.C. Milan home shirt from the 1962-1963 season.

An essential shirt for any Milan collector or for anyone looking to incorporate retro fashion into their wardrobe. The tricolour crest on the chest is the result of the championship won the previous season by the unforgettable Nereo Rocco.

The 1962-1963 season witnessed the first victory in the European Cup, Altafini's 31 goals and, above all, the definitive consecration of the then young Gianni Rivera, true symbol of Milan in the 60s and 70s and winner of the prestigious Ballon d'Or in 1969.

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