Walkouts signed football shirts Sampdoria collection

About

1946 Unione Calcio Sampdoria, based in Genoa, Italy, are traditionally associated with Serie A and a kit celebrated for its central bands. The club, founded on 1 January 1946, is represented here with a balanced mix of history and collector interest, and Walkouts lists signed shirts and framed pieces that reflect that story for fans and archivists alike.

Sampdoria was formed from the merger of Sampierdarenese and Andrea Doria, the blending visible in the shirt colours and the enduring nickname blucerchiati. Home fixtures are played at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, a stadium shared in civic lore and the stage for the Derby della Lanterna, the city rivalry that sharpens provenance for derby-worn shirts and match issues.

The modern trophy cabinet includes one Scudetto, secured in 1991, and a notable European triumph, the Cup Winners' Cup 1990. Sampdoria also reached the European Cup final in 1992 at Wembley, losing to Barcelona after extra time, moments that make shirts from those campaigns especially sought after. The club is listed in international metrics and appears at a recognised IFFHS placing among global clubs.

Collectors value both match-worn items and retail releases; signed fanshop shirts are actively collected alongside match-issued jerseys. Early retail runs and player-issue variants, plus region-specific releases during supplier eras, are documented by provenance and often appear with supporting images. Free worldwide shipping is available on select items.

Iconic seasons and kit stories inform demand. The late 1980s and early 1990s, including the 1989-90 Cup Winners' Cup run and the 1990-91 title season, produced shirts with strong collector appeal, while away sets from the European Cup campaigns are prized for their tournament associations. Derby provenance from the Derby della Lanterna also elevates interest in specific match examples and authenticated signatures from that era.

Anniversary releases play a clear part in retail desirability, notably the 2016, 70 anni commemorative detail that referenced the club’s postwar origins, and key campaign shirts such as the 1990-91, Serie A, title season remain magnets for collectors because of their link to domestic success and player rosters of the period.

Away shirts carry particular narrative weight, especially the white, European Cup 1991-92 away set tied to the run to the Wembley final, and many signed retail items are offered with a COA to assist provenance. Walkouts closes its Sampdoria selection with pieces from the 1989-90 Cup Winners' Cup and the 1990-91 Scudetto campaign, and these seasons and matches are central to the pages of club collecting.

Collector Highlights

Iconic home kits

  • 1990–91 Blue hoops Serie A champions
  • 1991–92 Blue European Cup finalists
  • 1989–90 Blue Cup Winners’ Cup champions

Iconic away kits

  • 1991–92 White European Cup away set
  • 1990–91 White Scudetto away

Anniversary shirts

  • 1996 50 anni special crest
  • 2016 70 anni commemorative detail

Collector seasons

  • 1990–91 Serie A title season
  • 1989–90 Cup Winners’ Cup trophy
  • 1991–92 European Cup Wembley final

Honours

Sampdoria's trophy cabinet is led domestically by their sole top‑flight crown and by a strong record in the national cup, having lifted the Coppa Italia on several occasions. The club also secured the Supercoppa Italiana in the wake of their league success. On the continental stage Sampdoria reached major finals and captured European silverware, notably a Cup Winners' Cup triumph and a memorable appearance in the European Cup final where they were narrowly beaten after extra time. Classic decisive matches include the 1990 Cup Winners' Cup campaign and the 1992 European Cup final at Wembley. These achievements established the club as a competitive force domestically and in Europe. The club's historical standing is reflected in external rankings such as an IFFHS placement of 501.

Legends & Leadership

Gianluca Vialli is celebrated as a legend player of the early 1990s whose goal‑scoring and leadership were central to Sampdoria's title-winning season and their run to the European Cup final.

Roberto Mancini is revered as a legend player of the late 1980s who provided creativity and consistency that helped power the team through domestic cup successes and into the club's golden period.

Pietro Vierchowod is recognised as a legend player of the late 1980s who marshalled the defence with authority during the campaigns that yielded major domestic trophies and deep European runs.

Vujadin Boskov is remembered for his managerial stewardship during Sampdoria's most successful period, overseeing the squad through the era that produced both domestic cups and continental honours.

Paolo Mantovani is remembered as the owner who guided the club's growth and ambitions, presiding over the investment and organisation that delivered the club's standout domestic and European achievements.

Stadium

The club plays at the historic Stadio Luigi Ferraris, a port‑side arena in Genoa that the team shares with city rivals. The venue's listed capacity of 33,205 provides a compact, raucous setting where local identity and matchday rituals run deep. Encounters with the other Genoa side are staged as the Derby della Lanterna and are marked by fierce competitive intensity and vivid displays from both sets of supporters. On non‑derby matchdays the stadium still produces an intimate, fervent atmosphere driven by long‑standing fan traditions and the proximity of stands to the pitch, making home fixtures an unmistakable part of the club's identity.

Also known as
Stadio Luigi Ferraris
Capacity
33205
Local derby
Derby della Lanterna Genoa city rivalry

Authentication & Provenance

  • Verification FIGC vs UEFA name-sets
  • Suppliers Asics/Kappa/Joma eras; verify codes
  • Provenance 1991–92 final shirts prized

FAQ

Q: What competitions has the club won? A: Sampdoria's honours include a single Serie A title and multiple national cups plus notable European silverware; consult the club's official records for match-level detail.

Q: Where does Sampdoria play home matches and what is the matchday like? A: The team plays at Stadio Luigi Ferraris, a shared waterfront ground in Genoa known for its intense local rivalry and colourful support.

Q: If I buy authentic memorabilia, how can I check it is genuine? A: Look for provenance markers such as COA or digital/NFC verification and professional grading when available; exact photo proof or a witnessed signing offer additional assurance.

Q: Do you ship kit or merchandise internationally? A: Free worldwide shipping is sometimes offered by official suppliers; check the seller's terms before purchase.