Juventus Football Club unveiled their fourth jersey during a match against Como, which features horizontal black-and-white stripes alongside red numbers, a design that has sparked significant debate and mockery among the team's fanbase. Despite the club's intentions to celebrate a nostalgic moment in their history, referencing the iconic jersey worn during their 1995/1996 Champions League victory, the reception has been far from enthusiastic.

The design choice is aimed at honoring the club's legacy, specifically harking back to the 1996/1997 season when a similar jersey was worn under the management of Marcello Lippi, synonymous with significant triumphs including the Champions League. However, the current fans, particularly traditionalists, have criticized the jersey for straying too far from the classic styles associated with the club’s identity, leading to a mix of disappointment and ridicule on social media platforms.

This situation reflects the broader dynamics within football culture where nostalgia and modern design choices often collide, and it highlights the challenges clubs face in appealing to diverse segments of their fanbase. The backlash against the new jersey may also signal a need for greater consideration of historical symbols and designs that resonate with longtime supporters, as the debate continues to evolve on social media and in fan forums.