Lazio Jersey 1998-99

Lazio had six shirts for this season. Four were for the outfield players and two for the goalkeepers. The main sponsor was Cirio while the technical sponsor was Puma.

Image Source: Football Kit Archive

There were three for Serie A. The home shirt was light blue with a horizontal black band stretching across the chest and onto the sleeves. The band was interrupted in the middle for the Puma logo. The light blue collar also had a thin black line on it. The shorts were white with a black stripe down the sides and the socks light blue with a black stripe a third of the way down.

The away strip was the same design but yellow with a light blue band across the chest. The shorts were also yellow with a light blue stripe on the sides as were the socks.

The third shirt for Serie A was again the same design but black with a light blue band. The shorts were black with a light blue stripe and the socks also black with a light blue stripe.

For the Cup Winners Cup the Biancocelesti had a different design. The shirt was a darker yellow with black vertical stripes down the sides and along the shoulders, interrupted in the middle of the shirt for the sponsor. The sponsor was changed for the final and caused some controversy as the "Dal Monte" logo was red and combined with the yellow of the shirt caused a "bit" of an eyesore to Lazio fans. The players took them off soon after the final whistle against Mallorca and donned the beloved light blue.

The last two were for the goalkeepers. One was a very light blue with an uninterrupted black band across the chest and down the sleeves. The second was black with a grey uninterrupted band.

The Serie A shirts in particular were all extremely popular and can still be seen worn by fans at the stadium today.

Sources

Lazio Wiki

SS Lazio Museum