AC Milan 2003/04 Home kit Large

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The kit of our childhoods ! Size is Large in great condition. Manufactured by Adidas. 

The 2003-04 season for AC Milan was one of significant achievements and performances, with the club continuing its strong presence both domestically and in European competitions. Below is an overview of key facts, performances, and players during that season, along with their FIFA ratings at the time.

1. Domestic Performance (Serie A)

• Position: AC Milan finished the 2003-04 Serie A season as Champions.
• Record: 25 wins, 7 draws, 2 losses.
• Top Scorer: Andriy Shevchenko with 24 goals.
  

2. UEFA Champions League (2003-04)

• AC Milan had a strong campaign in the UEFA Champions League, reaching the quarter-final.

3. Coppa Italia (2003-04)

• AC Milan performed well in the Coppa Italia but were eliminated in the semi-finals by Lazio.

Key Players of the 2003-04 Season

• Andriy Shevchenko: The star striker had a remarkable season, scoring 24 goals in Serie A, and continuing his form in Europe. His contribution was vital in Milan's successful season.
• Paolo Maldini: The legendary captain of the team was at the heart of Milan’s defense. Despite being in his 30s, Maldini was still a force to be reckoned with, providing leadership and solid defensive performances.
• Clarence Seedorf: A central figure in Milan’s midfield, Seedorf provided vision, experience, and creativity. His passing and ability to control the tempo of the game were crucial to Milan’s overall play.
• Kaka: In his first season with Milan, the Brazilian playmaker started to show his immense talent. His dribbling, vision, and ability to score goals marked the beginning of a legendary career with the club.
• Alessandro Nesta: One of the best center-backs of his generation, Nesta partnered with Maldini to form one of the most formidable defensive duos in European football.
• Dida: The Brazilian goalkeeper had an excellent season, keeping multiple clean sheets and being instrumental in Milan's defensive stability.
• Gennaro Gattuso: Known for his combative nature and tireless work rate, Gattuso added energy and grit to Milan’s midfield, playing a crucial role in both defense and attack.

Tactical Setup

• Manager: Carlo Ancelotti continued to shape Milan's tactical setup with a 4-3-1-2 formation, which allowed their strong defensive players (Maldini, Nesta) to support the attack effectively. Milan's midfield, led by Seedorf, Gattuso, and Pirlo, provided balance, while Shevchenko and Inzaghi formed a potent attacking duo.

AC Milan was a highly reputable and dominant club in the FIFA video game series during the early 2000s, particularly in FIFA 03, FIFA 04, and FIFA 05. Here’s a breakdown of their reputation and performances in those editions:

AC Milan in FIFA 03, 04, and 05

FIFA 03:
AC Milan was a top-tier team, boasting stars like Shevchenko (90), Maldini (91), and Nesta (90). They were one of the favorites in Serie A and Europe, known for strong defense and clinical attacks.

FIFA 04 & 05:
By FIFA 05, Milan remained elite, with Shevchenko (92) and Kaka (89) leading the attack. The game’s improved controls made Milan's tactical play even stronger, keeping them among the top teams in Europe.

In all three editions, AC Milan was considered one of the best teams, known for a perfect blend of defensive strength and attacking power. If your buddy chose Milan, it felt like cheating.