Did you Know?
This shirt was worn by Marco Giandebiaggi during the Serie A game between Cremonese and Reggiana which took place in Cremona, “Giovanni Zini” Stadium, on March 27th 1994. Cremonese draw 1-1 and at the end of the game Giandebiaggi swapped his shirt with a Reggiana’s player whom we got it from. Giandebiaggi joined Cremonese in the season 1990/1991 where he spent 7 seasons, playing 222 games and scoring 15 goals.
CREMONESE U.S.
1993-1994
Cremonese vs Reggiana
Match Worn Shirt
Giandebiaggi Marco
CREMONESE U.S.
2018-2019
Cremonese vs Carpi
December 22th 2018
Christmas Special Match Worn Shirt
Greco Leandro
Did you Know?
This shirt was worn by Leandro Greco during Cremonese vs Carpi which took place in Cremona – Giovanni Zini Stadium – on December 22th 2018. This is a special shirt used by the team in this game only as it is a Limited Edition Christmas Special shirt released to celebrate the upcoming Christmas. This is not the first time that special kits were released to celebrate Christmas. Cremonese already did it for Christmas 2017 while the team was playing in Lega Pro (3rd Italian Division) and it commonly happens with Atalanta and some other teams. But while Atalanta for example put extra Christmas badges and printings on shirts, Cremonese for the second following season made a total new Christmas design. The 2017 shirt had a Christmas tree on side while the 2018 shirt has stylized snow flakes on front and back and a stylized Christmas tree on side too and the Santa Claus hat on number. Both shirts were exclusively made for players and sold to official team’s auctions to raise money for Unicef.
Above and below the 2017 Christmas special kit
Things to Know:
Leandro Greco is an Italian footballer who plays as a midfielder. He signed for Cremonese on July 6th 2018, a two-year contract, playing 10 games from September to December before he joined Foggia Calcio for a fee on january 18th 2019. He previously played for such important teams like Roma, Genoa, Verona, Bari, Livorno and Olympiacos.
CREMONESE U.S.
2022-2023
Verona vs Cremonese
Gianluca Vialli Tribute Limited Edition
Match Worn Shirt
Quagliata Giacomo
Did you Know?
This shirt was worn by Giacomo Quagliata during the Serie A game between Verona and Cremonese which took place in Verona, “Marcantonio Bentegodi” Stadium, on January 9th 2023. Verona defeated Cremonese 2-0. Quagliata was a substitute and he didn’t get in to the pitch. This is a special shirt used by the team in this game only Cremonese to pay tribute to Gianluca Vialli. Vialli, who died on January 6, 2022, was a local hero in Cremona, the northern town where he was born and took his first steps as a professional footballer, after rising through Cremonese youth ranks. For this reason, Cremonese shirts featured a special patch with a Vialli’s picture and reading ‘Bye Luca’. The club published a sneak peek of the commemorative shirt on their social media accounts, adding that the jerseys ‘will be auctioned’, with the earnings going to the Vialli and Mauro foundation. Vialli’s senior career started in 1980 when he signed for local club Cremonese in Serie C1, winning promotion to Serie B. After scoring ten goals for the club as a winger in the 1983–84 Serie B season, he was transferred to Sampdoria.
CREMONESE U.S.
2022-2023
Monza vs Cremonese
120th Anniversary
Match Issued Shirt
Acella Christian
Did you Know?
This shirt was issued for Christian Acella for the Serie A game between Monza and Cremonese which took place in Monza, “Stadio Brianteo”, on March 18th 2023. Cremonese draw 1-1. This is a very special shirt used by the team in this game only, and it represents the 120th Anniversary kit, released by team’s supplier Acerbis to celebrate the club’s 120th birthday. The style of the shirt is based on the club’s first ever shirt from 1913 with a lilac polo collar and cuffs add colour to an otherwise all white shirt. The Cremonese crest and all sponsor logos are absent, with only Acerbis’ logo present in the same shade of white as the shirt itself. Player names were not printed on the back of the shirt, only their numbers in black. A black version of the shirt was worn by the goalkeeper. Cremonese played in this special shirt just once, against Monza, with a special label on the inside referencing the occasion. The shirt has also a special “Keep Racism Out” patch on the sleeves. Lega Serie A, in collaboration with UNAR, took the field against racism to ensure equal treatment and the protection of human rights in football. This was the third edition, and the “Keep Racism Out” campaign is the anti-discrimination campaign that aims to involve all the protagonists of our sport: from players to coaches, from referees to club managers, from fans to enthusiasts. A series of initiatives in support of the campaign are being carried out on all Serie A pitches and on Lega Serie A social networks, thanks to the support and participation of the 20 associated clubs.
