Italian national pre-match shirt
National team match | 2022/2023
Alberico Evani
Alberico Evani, known as Chicco, is an Italian football coach and former footballer who played as a midfielder. Vice-champion of the world in 1994.
Between the years 1980 and 1990 he was among the protagonists of Milan’s successes, winning the 1987-1988 Scudetto and the two successive European Cups (1989 and 1990), as well as two Intercontinental Cups. In the final of the first of the two Intercontinental Cups, held in Tokyo on 17 December 1989, he scored a free-kick goal against the Colombians of the Atlético Nacional de Medellín in the last minute of overtime, and was awarded at the end of the race as the best player of the final. Ten days earlier he had been the architect of the success of AC Milan in the European Super Cup against Barcelona, scoring also in that free kick match, as in the Tokyo match against the Colombians.
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All the items presented in this section are stored in the Memorabid warehouse, are photographed by the in-house team and are displayed using “360 photo” technology.
When a customer wins a “Memorabid Auction” will have the chance to purchase a COA “Certificate Of Authenticity” (an official document with an NFC Chip related to one sticked on his memorabilia, to certify the authenticity of the purchased item) at a cost of 25 euros at check out.