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2002-2003 · AS Roma
AS Roma 2002-03 Home Shirt - Gabriel Batistuta #33
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An incredible piece of early-2000s Calcio design, this authentic 2002-03 AS Roma sponsorless home shirt by Kappa features the iconic tight-fitting Kombat template and the legendary Gabriel Batistuta #33 namese
Club / nationAS Roma
Season2002-2003
ManufacturerKappa
SizeM
ConditionExcellent · 8/10
PlayerBatistuta
Number33
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Excellent vintage condition. No notable wear found during inspection. The fabric maintains excellent elasticity,
Product record
- SKU
- ROM-2002-H-01
- League
- Serie A / UEFA Champions League
- Country
- Italy
Product details
About this shirt
Embrace an iconic era of Italian football with this original AS Roma 2002-2003 home kit. Masterfully constructed using Kappa’s ground-breaking, ultra-elastic Kombat fabric technology, this shirt features a rich maroon body offset by vibrant gold-orange raglan sleeves and a black trim finish. The left chest boasts an intricately embroidered, framed AS Roma Lupetto crest alongside the signature yellow Kappa Omni logo stitched on the right. This unique, clean variant is free from a commercial front sponsor, perfectly showcasing the timeless Roman colors. The reverse features the official, bold orange block-font nameset of legendary Argentine marksman Gabriel "Batigol" Batistuta.
The story behind the shirt
2002-2003 in context
The 2002-03 campaign marked the final chapter of Gabriel Batistuta's historic, goal-laden spell in the Eternal City under Fabio Capello. Having famously fired Roma to the Scudetto in 2001 wearing number 18, and updating his kit to number 20 the following season to reflect his goal tally, "El Rey León" opted for a poetic shift in 2002: choosing the number 33 to match his age. This striking, sponsorless edition beautifully mirrors the aesthetic worn during select high-stakes European nights as Roma battled through the UEFA Champions League group stages against continental heavyweight
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