Match Shirt • Club • Parma • 1992 • Umbro • Home • #11 • Faustino Asprilla • Match Worn

Parma home shirt, 1992/93, match-worn by Faustino Asprilla (No. 11).
White Umbro issue with Parmalat sponsor; short sleeves, classic blue trim and No. 11 in blue flock to the back.

Nevio Scala’s Parma were in full ascent—compact 4-4-2 out of possession, quick wide switches on the break—and turned consistency into silverware by winning the European Cup Winners’ Cup at Wembley. The identity of this side was balance: Benarrivo’s thrust from full-back, the Minotti–Apolloni pairing, and a midfield that fed two mobile forwards. It confirmed Parma among Europe’s new powers, fresh from the Coppa Italia the year before.

Signed during the campaign, Asprilla injected pace and imagination between the lines—double feints, outside-of-the-boot passes, and that sudden acceleration defenders struggled to read. He quickly became a fan favourite for the audacity of his dribbling and early big-game moments, the prototype Parma striker who could both run beyond and drop to create. This shirt captures the beginning of a Serie A chapter that made his name across Europe.

Status: Part of the Calcio 90 Private Collection, not for sale.