Hellas Verona 40th Anniversary Scudetto Kit Released
- Kit Launch: Hellas Verona and Joma released a special kit celebrating the 40th anniversary of their 1984-85 Serie A title.
- Design and Features: The yellow jersey with blue pinstripes features a commemorative crest, Italian Tricolore details, and a quote from Roberto Puliero.
- Limited Edition and Auction: Only 1,985 numbered kits were produced, and the match-worn jerseys will be auctioned to benefit the Hellas Verona Foundation.
Hellas Verona, in collaboration with technical partner Joma, has unveiled a special Hellas Verona's new 40th Anniversary Scudetto uniform celebrating the 40th anniversary of their historic Serie A title win in the 1984-85 season. Verona remain the only team from a non-regional capital city to win the Scudetto in the single-round Serie A era.
This kit launch marks the start of a series of initiatives by the club to honor the legendary team coached by Osvaldo Bagnoli. Hellas Verona's 40th Anniversary Scudetto uniform is a direct tribute to the uniform worn by the Gialloblù in the decisive Atalanta-Verona match on May 12, 1985, which mathematically secured the championship title with one game to spare.
The Hellas Verona 40th Anniversary Scudetto kit will be worn by the first team for only one match: the upcoming Serie A fixture against Lecce, scheduled for the weekend of May 10/11 (exact date/time TBC). The club plans several activities at the stadium on matchday to celebrate the anniversary with fans.
Hellas Verona 40th Anniversary Scudetto Kit
This is the Hellas Verona 40th Anniversary Scudetto football shirt, made by Joma.
The base of the Joma Hellas Verona F.C. Scudetto Anniversary jersey is yellow, featuring very subtle blue vertical pinstripes that intersect with the special crest on the chest.
This crest echoes the one used on the 2024-25 Home jersey but is enhanced with the number '40' above it to mark the anniversary, and the inscription '1985-2025' interspersed with the Italian Tricolore.
On the back of the Joma Hellas Verona Anniversary shirt, just below the collar, the Tricolore shield is prominently featured in the center, paying further tribute to Bagnoli's championship-winning team. Another commemorative element is a patch sewn on the inside, below the collar, featuring the iconic phrase from historic commentator Roberto Puliero: "AND THE CITY EXPLODED INTO ITS LOUDEST CHEER".
The Joma Hellas Verona Anniversary football shirt has been produced in both short-sleeve and long-sleeve variants. Underscoring its exclusivity, the Joma Hellas Verona 40th Anniversary Scudetto jersey is a limited edition run of exactly 1,985 numbered pieces, indicated by a label affixed to the lower right.
The actual Hellas Verona F.C.'s 40th Anniversary Scudetto uniform worn by the players during the Verona-Lecce match will be auctioned off later on MatchWornShirt, with proceeds benefiting the Hellas Verona Foundation to support charitable projects.
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The AD Mérida 26-27 home shirt features a crisp white body paired with bold green sleeves and shoulders. Black and white detailing trims the sleeve cuffs and collar, which also features a dark front v-insert. The Macron Hero logo is applied in black on the right chest and shoulders, while the club crest is placed over the left chest above central sponsor lettering.
On the back, green player names and numbers with dark outlines complement the overall look, finishing a sleek design for the upcoming campaign.
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Renowned football designer Emilio Sansolini (@EmilioSansolini) has published a comprehensive visual overview highlighting the evolution of national team crests around the world. Titled 'Then & Now', the graphics showcase dozens of international football federations, comparing their previous badges directly with their current modern redesigns.
The visual collection covers major footballing nations alongside smaller federations across all major continental confederations. High-profile rebrands featured in the comparison include France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, and the United States, illustrating the widespread shift toward minimalist aesthetics, modernized heraldry, and sleeker digital styling over the past decade.
While many modern redesigns aim to create cleaner, more scalable digital logos, fan reactions to these visual shifts remain mixed. Minimalist updates for nations like Spain, Mexico, and South Korea have often sparked debate regarding traditional heritage versus modern branding, whereas updates for federations such as Iceland, Costa Rica, and Venezuela have generally received praise for introducing fresh identity concepts.














