Bestseller of Serie A:

Introducing the Juventus VLAHOVIĆ #7 Home Jersey 2021/22, the perfect way to show your support for your favorite team. This stylish jersey is made from high-quality materials and features the iconic Juventus logo on the chest. It's also comfortable to wear, thanks to the breathable fabric and loose fit. Whether you're watching the game at home or cheering on the team from the stands, this jersey is a must-have for any true Juventus fan. So don't wait any longer, order your Juventus VLAHOVIĆ #7 Home Jersey 2021/22 today!

Welcome to the SSC Napoli Maradona Limited Edition Jersey 2021/22! This is a must-have for any true fan of the iconic Argentine footballer. Diego Maradona is a legend in Naples and this jersey celebrates his legacy perfectly. It features the classic blue and white stripes of the Napoli home kit, with Maradona's name and number 10 on the back. The fabric is lightweight and breathable, making it ideal for wearing on match days or training sessions. Whether you're cheering on Napoli at the Stadio San Paolo or wearing it with pride at home, this jersey is sure to make you stand out from the crowd. So don't wait any longer, order your SSC Napoli Mar

Introducing the Inter Milan Home Jersey for the 2021/22 season! This stylish jersey is perfect for any fan of the club, and is sure to get you noticed on match day. The jersey is made from high quality materials and features the club crest on the chest, as well as the sponsor's logo. It's available in a range of sizes so you can find the perfect fit, and looks great with jeans or shorts. Get ready to cheer on Inter Milan in style this season with this must-have jersey!

Introduction of Serie A:

Serie A has always been the top flight of Italian football and it's no surprise that this country produces some world class players. From 18 teams in seasons past, there are now 20 playing for proud coaches who want nothing more than victory at any cost!

Serie A Background and History:

The Italian Football League was founded in 1898. It had a few different formats back then, but the most popular one was to determine who would be king between regional leagues with knockout tournaments hosted at neutral sites like outside Rome or Turin where they played until 1914 before switching over again after World War I finished upPlay-offs were used as well since it became far more convenient than having teams travel across Europe just for one game - especially considering how long these matches sometimes took!

The first Italian Football League was won by Genoa in 1916. The competition, which brought together teams from throughout country for one season to determine who would be best of them all proved extremely popular and so it became an annual event starting with the 1929-30 season when Italy's high class football returned after a brief hiatus due at war . A total 18 clubs took part this time around but it wasn't until 1920s where we saw some really great performances come out - including Juventus ' amazing unbeaten streak that saw Prestige lift three straight Scudetto Trophys!