Best Asics Retro Kits

Reale Mutui sponsored this Asics third kit throughout the 2007-2008 Serie A season. Torino FC secured a 15th-place finish, narrowly avoiding relegation under Wa...

Torino finished 15th in Serie A throughout 2007-2008, narrowly avoiding relegation by seven points. Alessandro Rosina captained the side, while Nicola Ventola a...

David Di Michele arrived at Torino for the 2007-2008 Serie A season, providing a spark alongside Nicola Ventola in attack. Alessandro Rosina continued as the si...

Walter Novellino led Sampdoria back to Serie A after finishing first in the 2002-2003 Serie B standings. The squad secured promotion with a reliable attacking c...

Saint-Etienne finished 6th in Division 1 throughout the 1999-2000 season. Alex Dias and Aloísio spearheaded an attack that frequently tested league defences und...

Japan made its first appearance at a World Cup in 1998 under the direction of manager Takeshi Okada. Hidetoshi Nakata arrived in France as the focal point of th...

Roy Hodgson took charge of Blackburn Rovers for 1997-1998 following the departure of Ray Harford. The club finished sixth in the Premier League, securing a spot...

Roy Hodgson took charge at Ewood Park in 1997, leading Blackburn Rovers to a sixth-place finish in the Premier League. The side secured a spot in the UEFA Cup, ...

Sven-Göran Eriksson took charge of Sampdoria for the 1996-1997 Serie A campaign, leading the club to a sixth-place finish. The side relied on the goalscoring pr...

Carlos Bianchi took charge of AS Roma for the 1996-1997 season, leading a side that finished 12th in Serie A. Francesco Totti continued his development as a cre...

McEwan's Lager sponsored Blackburn Rovers for the 1996-1997 Premier League season. Asics produced the kit worn by a side adjusting to life after their recent ti...

Carlos Bianchi took charge of AS Roma for the 1996-1997 season, arriving to manage a side anchored by Aldair in defense. The team struggled to find rhythm in Se...

Blackburn Rovers finished 13th in the Premier League in 1996-1997. Ray Harford remained in charge following the departure of Kenny Dalglish. Tim Flowers held hi...

Sven-Göran Eriksson led Sampdoria to a sixth-place finish in Serie A in 1996-1997. Roberto Mancini anchored the attack alongside Vincenzo Montella, while Juan S...

Carlos Bianchi took charge of AS Roma for the 1996-1997 campaign, facing immediate pressure to improve on a mid-table Serie A finish. The side relied on the def...

Sven-Göran Eriksson managed Sampdoria to a sixth-place finish in Serie A. Roberto Mancini captained the side, while Vincenzo Montella provided a consistent goal...

AS Roma finished fifth in Serie A in 1995-1996 under manager Carlo Mazzone. This kit carries the INA Assitalia sponsor and Asics branding from a campaign define...

Leeds United finished 13th in the 1995-1996 Premier League campaign under Howard Wilkinson. Tony Yeboah remained the focal point of the attack, while Gary Speed...

Zinedine Zidane drove the Bordeaux midfield throughout the 1995-1996 season as the club competed in Division 1. Alongside Christophe Dugarry, Bixente Lizarazu, ...

Howard Wilkinson guided Leeds United through the 1995-1996 Premier League season. Tony Yeboah provided the cutting edge in attack, while Gary McAllister and Gar...