Italy National Team match shirt worn / issued by Chiellini in the Euro2020 final match against England played on 11/07/21, 2020/2021 season. The match ended with a 1-1 draw and was then won by Italy in a penalty shootout.

It’s hard to think of Juventus and the Italian national team over the last twenty years without picturing Giorgio Chiellini, bandaged, bruised, bloodied, but always standing.

He joined Juventus in 2005 and went on to live through an entire era, becoming more than just a defender, a symbol of loyalty and sacrifice. In 2018, he inherited the captain’s armband from Gianluigi Buffon — a heavy legacy. But titles weren’t needed to know who the true leader was. Giorgio had always been that. You could see it in his teammates’ eyes, hear it in the chants of the fans, and feel it in the respect of his opponents. With Juventus, he won everything there was to win domestically, playing a key role in an unmatched cycle: nine straight league titles, five Coppa Italia wins, and five Supercoppa victories. On the pitch, he was the embodiment of Juventus’ fighting spirit: tough, selfless, unbreakable. His battles weren’t just physical, they were acts of love for a shirt he wore like a second skin.

But Chiellini wasn’t only the guardian of Juventus. He was also the guardian of Italy. From 2018, he wore the captain’s armband for the Azzurri, leading them through a journey of rebirth. And that night at Wembley, July 11, 2021, will live forever in football history: Italy vs England, the Euro final. The roar, the penalties, the embrace with Donnarumma, and Giorgio — smiling wide, raising the Henri Delaunay Trophy under the London sky with the hands of a warrior.

It was his match. Not just for his monumental defensive display, but for that famous foul on Saka: rough, necessary, iconic. A perfect snapshot of his career: Chiellini, who never gave up an inch.

Today, the shirt he wore that night, along with the captain’s armband and his warm-up vest is on display. Because Giorgio, with his bandaged head and heart on his sleeve, has earned his place among the greats.

Chiellini never had the silky touch or cover-page elegance. But he had everything else: courage, consistency, humility. That’s why his name will remain etched not just on shirts, but in the memory of anyone who loves real football — the kind made of scars, locker rooms, raised arms, and a love for an armband that weighs like the world.

This memorabilia is part of the match supply made available to players during official competitions and is different in its features in relation to the ones sold in fanshops, it could have been worn during the match and washed after the end of the match or prepared for the match but then not used.

Technical details:

• Model home
• Size XL
• Made in Vietnam
• Euro2020 patch applied on right sleeve
• Respect patch applied on left sleeve
• Match details applied on the chest