1995/96 Season Inter Milan Home Ground

During the 1995/96 season, this blue-and-black home kit crafted by Umbro accompanied Inter through a transitional period of squad restructuring. Under Hodgson's leadership, the team finished seventh in Serie A but reached a pivotal turning point: Pirelli first appeared on the jersey's chest, launching a legendary partnership that would last over two decades. It also witnessed the debut of Zanetti, the future legend who began his Nerazzurri career wearing the number 4 jersey.
The season's highlight was the Europa League run, where the team battled its way to the semifinals, showcasing tenacious competitiveness. In the league, Blanc led the team with 17 goals, while Roberto Carlos dazzled with his wing play. Despite fluctuating results, the jersey captured pivotal moments of generational transition, with veterans like Bergkamp holding the fort while new talents emerged.
For fans, this jersey symbolizes the “legendary beginning”—marking both the start of Pirelli's enduring partnership with Inter and the first frame of Zanetti's legendary career. It serves as an emotional link connecting 90s memories to the blue-and-black spirit. Purchasing it is not merely collecting a vintage jersey, but owning a piece of foundational history—revisiting Carlos's incisive breakthroughs and Zanetti's early brilliance, while physically touching the resilient core of Inter's “building strength during adversity,” making the blue-and-black passion tangible and traceable.