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2001/02 · Lazio
Lazio 2001/02 Inzaghi Shirt
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2002–03 SS Lazio Third Shirt – Simone Inzaghi #21
Club / nationLazio
Season2001/02
ManufacturerPuma
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerInzaghi
Number21
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Source inventory condition: 9/10. A detailed condition check is required before publication.
Product record
- SKU
- LAT-2001-H-01
Product details
About this shirt
: Bi-colour sky blue paneling with deep navy raglan sleeves, contrast white piping accents, and iconic Puma branding on both shoulders. Features official style curved Serie A name and numbering application on the reverse. While his brother Filippo was making headlines across Milan, Simone Inzaghi cemented himself as a beloved, cult-hero figure in Rome. Known for his tactical intelligence, sharp off-the-ball movements, and a clutch knack for scoring vital European goals, Inzaghi was a foundational attacking option for Mancini’s reshaped side. He made 28 appearances across all competitions during the 2002–03 campaign, scoring crucial goals in both domestic play and throughout their historic continental UEFA Cup run. This shirt stands as a timeless monument to the era before he transformed into the legendary, trophy-winning manager we know today.
The story behind the shirt
2001/02 in context
The 2002–03 campaign marked a critical, dramatic turning point for the Biancocelesti. Following years of unprecedented spending under president Sergio Cragnotti—which yielded the historic 1999–2000 Scudetto—the club was hit by severe financial instability. This forced a massive summer squad exodus, seeing club icons and world-class superstars like Hernán Crespo and Alessandro Nesta sold right before the season commenced to stave off bankruptcy.Expected to slide down the table, Lazio instead rallied under manager Roberto Mancini. Operating with an underdog mentality and relying on a blend of elite battle-tested veterans like Diego Simeone, Jaap Stam, and Claudio López, Mancini engineered one of the most romantic seasons in modern Calcio history. Sporting this striking, sleek Puma layout away from the Stadio Olimpico, Lazio defied the odds to claim a heroic 4th-place finish in Serie A, securing vital Champions League qualification. They also put Europe on absolute notice by launching a spectacular, deep run all the way to the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup, only falling to José Mourinho’s eventual tournament-winning Porto side.
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