The AC Milan ADIDAS Finale LDC 2007 Retro Long Sleeve Football Shirt is an iconic piece of the Milanese club's history. Designed by Adidas, the shirt is predominantly white, a colour often used by the club in major European finals. It features Adidas' iconic three stripes in red across the shoulders, with a V-neck trimmed in red and black. The AC Milan crest is embroidered on the chest, accompanied by the Adidas logo on the other side, while the Champions League crest is featured on the sleeve.

This shirt is particularly memorable because it was worn in the 2007 Champions League final, where Milan faced Liverpool in Athens. The Rossoneri won that match 2-1, thanks to a brace from Filippo Inzaghi, taking revenge on the 2005 final, where Liverpool had beaten them in a legendary match.

Interesting anecdotes:

1. Epic Revenge: This victory was seen as revenge for AC Milan after their painful defeat in 2005 against the same Liverpool, where they lost after leading 3-0 at half-time.

2. Lucky Jersey: This jersey is often considered a lucky one by Milan fans, as it was worn in one of the sweetest and most significant victories in the club's history.

3. Inzaghi and superstition: Filippo Inzaghi, who scored both winning goals, was known for his superstitions. He often wore the same model of jersey during important matches, believing that it would bring him good luck.

Milan's shirt from the 2007 final remains a symbol of the club's golden age, a time when they ruled Europe.