Brescia match issued / worn shirt by Roberto Baggio, for the last Serie A match of this season played against Milan on 16/05/2004, 2003/04 season.

That afternoon at San Siro wasn’t just a match. It was a ritual, a tribute, a collective embrace for one of the most beloved footballers of all time.

Milan were celebrating their 17th league title, but it was Roberto Baggio who took the emotional spotlight: his final appearance, his farewell to professional football. And the crowd knew it, felt it, and honoured him as you would a poet who once touched your soul.

For the occasion, Brescia took the field in a special shirt: the classic white with a blue “V” across the chest, now featuring a commemorative patch on the left sleeve. A simple inscription, yet deeply meaningful: “Milan–Brescia 16.05.2004 – Grazie Roby!”. A message sewn into the fabric, as if the shirt itself wished to stop time and pay tribute to its number 10.

Baggio, as always, played with grace. A free kick that skimmed the crossbar, a golden assist for Matuzalém, velvet touches and eyes that read the game a second ahead of everyone else. It was the final brushstroke of an artist and it was exactly how it should have been.

But the moment that will live forever came in the 85th minute. The board signalled his substitution, and everything stopped. Paolo Maldini embraced him, his teammates applauded, and the entire stadium rose to its feet. There were 80,000 people, yet it felt like one single, endless ovation. Baggio left the pitch with teary eyes, moved by an affection that went beyond fan allegiances, beyond rivalry. Only then did I understand how much people truly loved me," he would later say.

And so, an era came to an end. With him, romantic football said goodbye, the football of true number 10s, of dribbles drawn from the heart, of goals that felt like caresses. Brescia would retire his number 10 shirt. But no one could ever retire what Baggio left behind: emotions, memories, poetry. On the Meazza pitch, after the chants faded, only the echo remained, the soft whisper of a name passed down through generations of fans.

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 fanshop, 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 away
• Size XL, same of the size used by Baggio during last match of his career.
• Made in Italy
• Lega Calcio Serie A patch applied on the right sleeve
• Special Patch of the last match of Baggio applied on the left sleeve