MATCH ISSUE Udinese 1992/94 Home 14 Koźmiński football shirt [XL]

An original Udinese Calcio home football shirt from the 1992–1994 seasons, manufactured by Lotto – a match shirt that belonged to Marek Koźmiński, bearing the number 14. 

Home model Udinese Calcio of the seasons 1992-1994produced by Lotto in size XL, dating from the early days of his career in Italy Koźmiński’s brand. The Polish defender joined Udinese in 1992 and played for the Friuli-based club for several seasons before moving to Brescia Calcio. This particular item has a special history – it is a match shirt belonging to Marek Koźmiński.

The shirt has been produced in Udinese’s most classic design vertical black-and-white stripes. This cut, characteristic of the early 1990s, is decidedly looser than contemporary styles, and the design Lotto It perfectly captures the aesthetic of Italian football from that era. There is a large sponsor’s logo on the front Gaudianello, which is one of the most recognisable features of this particular model.

The back features number 14. At that time in Italian football, shirt numbers were not yet permanently assigned to specific players for the whole season, so the same number could appear on the shirts of different players. With the number 14 he has appeared in, amongst others Marek Koźmiński, which directly links the item on display to the Polish representative.

Another particularly interesting aspect is the origin of the T-shirt. We bought it from a collector who specialises in T-shirts Brescia, who received this copy as a direct gift from Koźmiński’s brand during the period when the Polish player was already playing for the Lombardy-based club. As a result, the shirt not only has a unique match-day character, but also a specific history linked to its previous owner.

This is a unique opportunity for collectors seeking original Udinese match shirts from the 1990s., and in particular memorabilia relating to Polish athletes competing in Serie A. Classic Lotto black-and-white stripes, sponsor Gaudianello, number 14 and a story related to Marek Koźmiński make this copy an extremely interesting addition to any collection.