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THE FIRST. 1986/87. The San Paolo, the sky blue, Buitoni on the chest — and Diego Maradona at the heart of a team that would change Naples forever. On May 10, 1987, a draw against Fiorentina was enough: Napoli became champions of Italy for the first time in its history. A few weeks later came the Coppa Italia. A double. A city in celebration....
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THE FIRST.
1986/87. The San Paolo, the sky blue, Buitoni on the chest — and Diego Maradona at the heart of a team that would change Naples forever.
On May 10, 1987, a draw against Fiorentina was enough: Napoli became champions of Italy for the first time in its history. A few weeks later came the Coppa Italia. A double. A city in celebration.
When Naples became champion
Before that season, the Scudetto seemed to belong to the North. Naples had been waiting for it forever. With Maradona as captain and guide, the Azzurri turned hope into certainty. Each match brought the city closer to a dream that no one yet dared to speak too loudly.
Diego.
The number 10 did not just play: he carried the expectations of a people. His creativity, his free kicks, and his character gave Napoli a new identity. Around him, a tight-knit team wrote the club's foundational season.
The San Paolo.
Packed stands, sky-blue flags, a fervor that spilled out of the stadium and into the streets. In Naples, football is not just a spectacle. It is lived as a family, in cafes, on balconies, and in every neighborhood.
May 10, 1987.
- Serie A — Matchday 30
- Stadio San Paolo, Naples
- Napoli 1–1 Fiorentina
- First Scudetto in the club's history
At the final whistle, Naples became one single celebration. Facades, cars, and squares were covered in azzurro. This title was not just athletic: it became a symbol of pride and belonging.
And it wasn't over.
Napoli also won the 1986/87 Coppa Italia, marking the first national double in its history. This season remains the starting point of a legend that extends far beyond the borders of Campania.
There will never be another first.
NAPOLI · 1986/87
A retro reissue, in full transparency
The product offered is a modern retro reproduction inspired by the aesthetic of Napoli from the 1986/87 season. The tricolor Scudetto badge visible on the shirt celebrates the title won in 1987; historically, this badge was only worn starting the following season. Therefore, this is neither an original vintage shirt nor an exact reproduction of the shirt worn on the day of the coronation.
The jersey
AZZURRO.
Sky blue, almost like a city color. A white collar trimmed with azzurro, the Napoli crest, and Buitoni in white letters across the center of the chest. A simple and instantly recognizable silhouette. The product is a modern retro reproduction inspired by the era of the first Scudetto. The tricolor badge visible on the jersey commemorates the 1987 title; historically, it was only worn...
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