Parma, Monday 3 November 2025 – Throughout November, Parma Calcio will take an active role in raising awareness and promoting initiatives against violence towards women, involving both men’s and women’s first-team players as part of the Club’s ongoing social responsibility work. The campaign will be run in collaboration with the association Maschi che si immischiano and the Liberiamoci Dalla Violenza centre of the Parma Local Health Authority (AUSL).

Starting this morning, a special charity section has been launched on the Club’s official online store, with all proceeds donated to Parma’s Anti-Violence Centre, an organisation the Club has supported for several years.

The sale features original match-worn shirts and pre-match shirts from both the 2024/25 and 2025/26 seasons – unique collector’s items, some still unwashed, each including a special internal matchday patch indicating the date and fixture.

Among the items available are the yellow-and-blue away shirts featuring the Serie A ‘Keep Racism Out’ patch worn in Monza v Parma (15 March 2025) by Giovanni Leoni, Nahuel Estévez and Dennis Man, all still carrying the marks of the match. From the same fixture, supporters can also purchase a rare Crociati goalkeeper shirt worn by Zion Suzuki, also unwashed.

Also on sale are the yellow “Verdian” third kits worn and unwashed from Hellas Verona v Parma (31 March 2025) by captain Enrico Delprato, Emanuele Valeri, Lautaro Valenti and Simon Sohm, again featuring the Keep Racism Out sleeve patch.

Finally, five pre-match shirts from the current 2025/26 campaign are available, each featuring the unique ‘Tyre made for Business’ slogan of main sponsor Prometeon, used for the Parma v Como fixture on Saturday 25 October 2025. These shirts belong to Adrian Benedyczak, Benjamin Cremaschi, Mathias Løvik, Nicolas Trabucchi, and Mariano Troilo.