Few of my new worked these 2026, Illustrate Portugal Home shirt as worn by during the 1992 US Cup. The US Cup was a mini-tournament that was organized seven times, with the 1992 edition being the first. Four teams participated in the tournament, each playing against all the others. The team that finished with the most points won the competition.

That year, Portugal finished in fourth place, having lost two games against the hosts and the Republic of Ireland, and drawn against Italy. The attendance at that game, of more than 55,000 spectators, was then a record for a soccer match played in the USA. This type of shirt, with the number on the front, was only used during the tournament and subsequently in one more game.

Inter Milan 2007/08 home kit used a Chinese-language (Chinese characters) "Pirelli Tyres" sponsor only during promotional events and friendly matches in special one-off 2007 China Tour (pre-season trip) - Pirelli’s big tyre-market campaign in Asia, a symbolic gesture for Inter’s Asian fanbase.

The “Pirellifilm.com” sponsor logo as apply on the Inter Milan home shirts was used in only one game — the 36th matchday of the 2006-2007 Serie A season: Inter vs Lazio on 13 May 2007.  “Pirellifilm.com” eferring to a website created for a Pirelli short-film project.

For the 1998 season, Pahang FA team still used the DIADORA brand. Featuring two jerseys: The main yellow jersey and the second white jersey. For the Away jersey, the front and back of the body are filled with a solid vertical blue stripe pattern from the shoulder to the bottom of the jersey. The Pahang team logo is on the left chest, complete with Jawi writing (Persatuan bolasepak Pahang) and the word "PAHANG". The main sponsor, DUNHILL, is located large in the middle in a red box with yellow and gold writing. There is also the PASDEC logo (additional sponsor), printed below the DUNHILL logo. On the back, the sponsor logo GENTING – City of Entertainment, is displayed in red. This jersey is paired with white pants and white and blue socks.

This players number style was used for Lille OSC of France, during the 1987–88 season when the club was sponsored by Peaudouce (a French baby care brand) and outfitted by Puma. The “Peaudouce” arch above the number was part of their Ligue 1 shirt number set.