Size: L

Condition: Perfect

Season Information: Home shirt as worn when Sampdoria finished 8th in Serie A and were knocked out in the last 16 of the Coppa Italia, losing 2-0 on aggregate against AC Milan.

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect

Condition: Perfect 

Season Info: 

The 1993-94 season was a highly successful one for AC Milan, who won the Serie A title and reached the final of the UEFA Champions League.

In Serie A, Milan won the title with a record of 24 wins, 10 draws, and 4 losses, finishing seven points clear of second-placed Internazionale. They scored 74 goals and conceded just 32 over the course of the season.

Milan's success was built on a strong defense, which included legendary Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, and defenders like Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini. They also had a talented midfield, with players like Demetrio Albertini, Marcel Desailly, and Roberto Donadoni, and a potent attacking duo of Marco van Basten and Jean-Pierre Papin.

In the Champions League, Milan defeated Benfica, Casino Salzburg, AS Monaco, and Barcelona on their way to the final, where they faced off against Johan Cruyff's Barcelona team at the Olympic Stadium in Athens, Greece. Milan won the final 4-0, with goals from Daniele Massaro (2), Dejan Savićević, and Marcel Desailly.

Overall, the 1993-94 season was a hugely successful one for AC Milan, who cemented their status as one of the dominant teams in European football at the time. They would go on to win several more titles over the next few years, including the Serie A title in 1995 and the Champions League in 1995 and 2003.

Size: L

Condition: Perfect

Season Info: 

The AC Milan 1990-91 season was a highly successful one for the club, as they won the Serie A title and the European Cup.

Managed by Arrigo Sacchi, Milan had a dominant season in Italy, winning the league with a nine-point lead over second-placed Sampdoria. They had a solid defense, conceding only 19 goals in 34 league matches, and were led by the attacking trio of Marco van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, and Ruud Gullit.

In Europe, Milan had a difficult start to their campaign, losing their opening match to Red Star Belgrade. However, they recovered to top their group and progress to the knockout rounds. They faced Marseille in the final, which was played at the Stadio San Nicola in Bari, Italy. Milan won the match 1-0, with a goal from Frank Rijkaard, to secure their second European Cup title.

Milan's success was built on their solid defence, which included the likes of Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini, and Alessandro Costacurta, as well as the attacking prowess of their forward line. Van Basten was the top scorer in Serie A with 25 goals, while Gullit and Rijkaard contributed 15 goals between them.

Overall, the AC Milan 1990-91 season is regarded as one of the greatest in the club's history, as they won the double of Serie A and the European Cup. Their success was built on a strong defence and a talented attacking lineup, and they would go on to win further trophies in the years to come under Sacchi's management.

Size: L

Condition: Perfect

Notes: Kit has never been worn and is a player issue. Still has tags and iron on league patch. The grail of any AC Milan collector.

Season Info: 

The 1996-97 season was a memorable one for AC Milan, as the team produced some outstanding performances and achieved success both domestically and in Europe.

Under the guidance of coach Fabio Capello, Milan fielded a formidable team that included the likes of Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta, Marcel Desailly, Roberto Baggio, George Weah, and Dejan Savicevic.

In Serie A, Milan finished the season in second place behind champions Juventus, but they still managed to secure an impressive 73 points from 34 matches. The team produced some memorable performances throughout the season, including a 6-0 victory over Cagliari and a 5-1 win against Piacenza.

However, it was in the Champions League where Milan truly shone that season. The team produced some outstanding performances, including a 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund in the quarter-finals and a 4-0 victory over Spanish giants Barcelona in the final. The latter performance in particular is remembered as one of the greatest in the history of the competition, with Milan dominating their opponents in every aspect of the game.

Milan also reached the final of the Italian Cup that season, but they were defeated 1-0 by Vicenza in a closely contested match.

The 1996-97 season is remembered as one of the most successful in Milan's history, with the team producing some outstanding performances and achieving success both domestically and in Europe. The team's performances were built on a strong defence, which conceded just 30 goals in Serie A, and an attacking line-up that scored a total of 63 goals in the league. The team's success that season was a testament to their quality and teamwork, and it remains a cherished memory for Milan fans to this day.