Lazio 1991/92 Home Shirt | Gazza's Roman Holiday

THE SHIRT WORN BY GAZZA IN HIS ROMAN HOLIDAY

After the tears of Turin, Paul Gascoigne crossed the Alps and arrived in Rome as one of the most talked-about footballers on the planet. Lazio signed him. The Eternal City embraced him. And Gazza — mercurial, brilliant, impossible to ignore — wore this sky blue shirt as he began one of the most romantic chapters in football's history.

The early nineties. Serie A at its peak. And Gascoigne, when fit, showing flashes of the genius that had captivated the world at Italia 90 — a faithful retro tribute to the shirt from one of football's most compelling stories.

THE DETAILS
100% breathable polyester · Classic early 1990s relaxed retro fit · Era-correct detailing · Sky blue with white trim

THE STORY
Manager: Dino Zoff
Era: 1991–1992
Iconic moments: Gascoigne's arrival in Rome, his battle to return from injury, the beginning of his Italian adventure

WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE
A faithful retro tribute shirt, carefully packaged and dispatched within 3 business days.

FREE PERSONALISATION ⚽
Add a name and number in the original era-correct style — completely free. Simply leave your personalisation details at checkout or message us after ordering.

THE RETRO XI GUARANTEE 🛡️
Every shirt is quality-checked before dispatch. If anything isn't right, we'll make it right.

SIZING 📏
Slim fit. Order one size up from your usual UK size.
S · 36" (UK XS) / M · 38" (UK S) / L · 40" (UK M) / XL · 42" (UK L) / XXL · 44" (UK XL) · See size chart.

RETURNS 🔄
Full refund for damaged or incorrect items within 14 days of delivery. Personalised shirts refundable for faults only.

SHIPPING 🚚
Free worldwide shipping. Dispatched within 3 business days. Europe & USA: 10-14 days · Rest of World: 15-21 days.

WHY THE RETRO XI?
We live and breathe the golden era of football. Every shirt in our collection is chosen for its story, its moment, its place in the game's history. This isn't just merchandise — it's a piece of football history.

The Retro XI / The Golden Era of Football