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2017/18 · Napoli
Napoli 2017/18 — Training top L fits like Medium
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. 2017-2018 SSC Napoli Kappa "Karbon" Banda Track Jacket
Club / nationNapoli
Season2017/18
ManufacturerKappa
SizeL
ConditionGood · 6.5/10
PlayerTraining top L fits like Medium
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Extremely minimal, light surface bobbling on the ribbed cuffs and waistband, entirely typical of light pre-owned wear. Zero major pulls, snags, stains, or damage. Zipper functions perfectly.
Product record
- SKU
- NAP-2017-T-01
- League
- Needs review
Product details
About this shirt
Embrace classic Italian sportswear style with this official SSC Napoli track jacket from the 2017-18 season. Produced by Kappa, this presentation piece features a striking black and grey carbon-fiber effect sublimated pattern across the body, offering a sleek alternative to traditional team training wear.
The story behind the shirt
2017/18 in context
The 2017/18 SSC Napoli season is widely remembered as one of the most romantic, thrilling, yet ultimately heartbreaking campaigns in modern football history. Napoli didn't have the financial powerhouse backing of their rivals, but they possessed a perfectly drilled machine. Sarri's system was defined by rapid, one-touch, vertical passing, high pressing, and complex geometric movements Even elite opposition managers were in awe. After facing them in the Champions League that season, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola publicly declared that Sarri's Napoli were "perhaps the best team I've ever faced in my career. The season reached a boiling crescendo on April 22, 2018, when Napoli traveled to Turin to face Juventus in a direct title showdown. In the 90th minute, defender Kalidou Koulibaly rose highest to bullet home a dramatic header, securing a 1-1 victory that brought Napoli within just a single point of the top of the table. When the team flew back to Naples that night, over 20,000 fanatical supporters flooded the airport in a cloud of blue flares—believing the club's first league title since Maradona's reign in 1990 was finally coming home The dream fell apart just one week later in agonizing fashion. Following a controversial Juventus comeback victory the night before, a mentally exhausted Napoli collapsed away at Fiorentina, losing 3-0 after Koulibaly was sent off just eight minutes into the match.Sarri later famously reflected on that weekend, saying: "We saw Juventus win, and we lost the Scudetto in the hotel room."
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