Being an Inter fan born in the 1980s is not easy. I could say I celebrated an extra Scudetto and a UEFA Cup win, but the reality is that the first real trophy I could really celebrate was the 98 UEFA Cup, which allowed this jersey to go down in history. My mom's bed slats still ache at my jubilation at Zamorano's goal.

People know how color-blind I am and sometimes wonder how I can afford to say that certain links are better than others in terms of chrome. And I always wonder if 2 colors look good together. Well, within the limit of the judgment I can make , orange and green are the best pair that can exist. Kappa is a queen appreciated only in afterimages, but on here we risk perfection. One of the most underrated shirt.

For a long time in my life I collected jerseys of hardcore punk bands rather than soccer teams. Going around the underground scene, I learned about straight edge culture, although I never engaged in it I always respected it. That's how this jersey reconnects me to those times where you would get in a van, drive hundreds of miles and go play without giving a damn if there were 5 or 500 people at the concert afterwards.

Geography has always been a passion of mine since I was a child. Spending hours on the world map looking for countries and cities made my mind travel nonstop, imagining what was in that part of the world. When I saw my first Copa America, I could not realize how such a small country could win against giants.

One of the most iconic uniforms in soccer history. A template known to all that reaches its peak in these colors. I consider the Mexican clubs, along with the Brazilians, unique in their never having lowered their quality during their existence. Just one of the top 5 shirts of all time.