Inter Milan Away Shirt 2007-08
Inter Milan's 2007–08 season away shirt is remembered for its unique and iconic design, inspired by the flag of Saint George, the symbol of the city of Milan. This design features a bold and patriotic style, setting itself apart from traditional shirts. During this season, Inter defended their Serie A title and competed in the UEFA Champions League, establishing themselves as one of the most dominant teams in Italy.
Notable players: Inter's squad this season included key figures such as Zlatan Ibrahimović, Javier Zanetti, Esteban Cambiasso and Marco Materazzi, under the guidance of coach Roberto Mancini. The team displayed a solid and cohesive game, allowing them to be one of the strongest contenders in the Italian league.
Results: Inter Milan managed to retain their Serie A title in the 2007-08 season, winning the championship with an effective style of play and consolidating their dominance in Italian football. In the UEFA Champions League, the team advanced to the round of 16, where they were eliminated by Liverpool in a close tie.
Design details:
- Colors and design: White T-shirt with a large red cross in the center, symbolizing the flag of Milan, giving it a touch of local identity and a classic style to the garment.
- Sponsor: The "Pirelli" logo appears on the chest, being one of Inter's longest-running and most recognizable sponsors.
- Crest and logos: Inter's crest, top left, with a special Serie A champion badge on the right side, representing their victory in the previous season.
- Neck and sleeve: Red details on the sleeves and neck, complementing the design of the central cross.
Material and care:
- Composition: Made of high quality polyester, designed to offer comfort and breathability on the field.
- Care: It is recommended to wash in cold water and avoid using a dryer to preserve the colors and integrity of the fabric.
This shirt is a special piece for Inter Milan fans as it not only represents a successful season, but also a direct connection to the city of Milan and its history.
