Parma, 22 April 2024 - To help celebrate the 110-year anniversary of the Club, Parma Calcio presents the new line 'Parma Calcio 110 Retro Collection'. This collection includes three jerseys inspired by some historic jerseys taken from the first 110 years of our Club's history. The jerseys are limited edition: 200 pieces in each line. The collection is available for sale starting today in the Parma Calcio online shop and at the Parma Store at the Ennio Tardini stadium in Parma.

A unique and unmistakable style since 1913. It's the crossed jersey, one of Parma’s most recognisable symbols. The jersey that inspired this retro version is from the 1981-82 and 1982-83 seasons. It's the first playing jersey in Parma's history to feature a sponsor, other than the shirt manufacturer. Indeed, it was in the 1981-82 season that, in Italian football, the possibility of including a sponsor on the front of the jersey was introduced. It's the jersey of Murelli and Salsano, but also of Parma-native, Stefano Pioli, the talented Fausto Pari, the late Enrico Cannata, and the unforgettable striker of the team, Massimo Barbuti. In short, it's the crossed jersey: unique, unmistakable, unforgettable.

1994-2024: Exactly 30 years have passed since Parma’s victory in the UEFA Super Cup, the club's second international trophy. In that tournament, Parma, the winner of the Cup Winners' Cup, played against Milan, who finished runner-up in the Champions League. A dream night at the La Scala of football, facing off against a stellar team that, in that same season, would go on to win the Champions League, a trophy that had eluded them the previous year against Marseille. That victory, achieved with a resounding 0-2 at San Siro, with goals from Sensini and Crippa, has firmly imprinted that team and that jersey in the collective imagination of Gialloblu fans. This retro jersey is inspired by a simple design made iconic by talent and beautiful play. A team featuring the elegance of Grun, the forward runs of Benarrivo and Di Chiara, and the loyalty of Apolloni, Melli, and Minotti. Not to forget the unrivalled class of Zola, Brolin, and Asprilla.

The jersey of the second Coppa Italia in Parma's history and the last UEFA Cup won by an Italian club. Inspired by the 1998-99 kit, the Gialloblu jersey has an irresistible 90s flavour. It's a Parma team packed with talent under coach Malesani. Buffon in goal. Cannavaro, Thuram, and Sensini in defence. A midfield of fight and flair containing, Veron, Dino Baggio, Boghossian, Fuser, and Mussi. The stellar duo of Chiesa and Crespo in attack. Surely one of the strongest teams across the generations of Parma Calcio. It's the first jersey with horizontal yellow-blue stripes in the history of Parma Calcio. Since then, thanks to its design and victories in Italy and Europe, the iconic jersey has become one of the most recognisable symbols of Parma in Italy and around the world.