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Original Napoli SSC *Rare* Home Jersey 1988-1989 #6 Renica - M

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Original Napoli SSC *Rare* Home Jersey 1988-1989 #6 Renica - M

  • Home Jersey *Rare* #6 Renica
  • Year: 1988-1989
  • Player: Diego Maradona, Careca, Andrea Carnevale, Ciro Ferrara, Alemão
  • Size: M (55 cm x 70 cm)
  • Brand: Nicola Raccuglia
  • Sponsor: Mars
  • Details: Excellent condition, stunning longsleeved and rare shiny classic with the famous Mars sponsor!

Napoli’s 1988–89 season under Ottavio Bianchi was historic, as the club won its first ever European trophy, lifting the UEFA Cup after defeating VfB Stuttgart 5–4 on aggregate in the final. In Serie A, Napoli finished 2nd behind Inter, securing their fourth consecutive top‑three finish, while in the Coppa Italia they reached the final but lost to Sampdoria. The team was powered by the brilliance of Diego Maradona, the prolific scoring of Careca (27 goals in all competitions), and the emergence of Andrea Carnevale as a key striker. New signings such as Alemão, Massimo Crippa, and goalkeeper Giuliano Giuliani added balance and depth, while Ciro Ferrara anchored the defense. The season is remembered as a turning point in Napoli’s history, cementing their status as a European force.

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  • Home Jersey *Rare* #6 Renica
  • Year: 1988-1989
  • Player: Diego Maradona, Careca, Andrea Carnevale, Ciro Ferrara, Alemão
  • Size: M (55 cm x 70 cm)
  • Brand: Nicola Raccuglia
  • Sponsor: Mars
  • Details: Excellent condition, stunning longsleeved and rare shiny classic with the famous Mars sponsor!

Napoli’s 1988–89 season under Ottavio Bianchi was historic, as the club won its first ever European trophy, lifting the UEFA Cup after defeating VfB Stuttgart 5–4 on aggregate in the final. In Serie A, Napoli finished 2nd behind Inter, securing their fourth consecutive top‑three finish, while in the Coppa Italia they reached the final but lost to Sampdoria. The team was powered by the brilliance of Diego Maradona, the prolific scoring of Careca (27 goals in all competitions), and the emergence of Andrea Carnevale as a key striker. New signings such as Alemão, Massimo Crippa, and goalkeeper Giuliano Giuliani added balance and depth, while Ciro Ferrara anchored the defense. The season is remembered as a turning point in Napoli’s history, cementing their status as a European force.