2007-08 Parma Match Issue Home L/S Shirt Mariga #17

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SKU: PARH07084393
Product Size: L
Condition: Fair
Defects:
  • Noticeable wear to sponsor
  • slight wear to print
  • faint marks throughout

Features:

  • Correct size player size print and patches for Kenyan midfielder McDonald Mariga #17
  • Long-sleeved

2007-08 Parma Match Issue Home L/S Shirt Mariga #17

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Cool wash
Wash inside out
Cool iron
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Do not use fabric softener

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Notes

The 2007-08 campaign delivered a devastating end to an era for Parma, as Il Crociati slumped to a crushing 19th-place finish in Serie A, resulting in relegation after an 18-year spell in the top flight. The turbulent season, which saw a succession of managers, was defined by a desperate, failed battle for survival, despite striker Igor Budan leading the line with 7 crucial goals. Featuring talents like Stefano Morrone, Luca Cigarini, and veteran Domenico Morfeo, the club's fate was sealed on the final day with a 2-0 loss to Inter Milan, which heartbreakingly confirmed the drop to Serie B and remains a painful chapter in the club's modern history.

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