Italy
Gli Azzurri. Italy are one of football's most storied nations — four World Cups, two European Championships, and a tradition of tactical brilliance and defensive excellence that has shaped the game globally. Euro 2020 champions, and always a force to be respected.
History
Italy's football history is among the richest in the world. Back-to-back World Cup wins in 1934 and 1938 established them as an early powerhouse, and a third title in 1982 — with Paolo Rossi's golden boot performances — is one of the tournament's great stories. A fourth World Cup followed in 2006, with Fabio Cannavaro lifting the trophy in Berlin after a penalty shootout victory over France.
Italy claimed Euro 2020 (played in 2021) under Roberto Mancini, defeating England on penalties at Wembley in a tournament that showcased a complete tactical and cultural renewal of the Azzurri. Known for their defensive organisation, technical quality, and tactical intelligence, Italy remain one of international football's most respected and feared nations.
Kit History & Colours
Azure blue — one of the most iconic colours in world football. Italy's Azzurri blue home shirt is instantly recognisable and has been worn by some of the greatest defenders, midfielders, and forwards the game has ever produced. Elegant, classic, and timeless.
Their Adidas and Puma kits have produced some of the most celebrated designs in international football, and the blue of Italy is a colour that carries four World Cup triumphs and a tradition of excellence spanning nearly a century.