Fiorentina Away Joma 2013-14 Ljajic vintage jersey

Fiorentina Away Joma 2013-14 Jersey — The Ljajic print that says it all

The 2013-14 season marked Fiorentina's best performance in years, and Adem Ljajic was one of the reasons why the Viola were a formidable force in Serie A. This Ljajic-printed Joma away jersey, size L, is a direct artifact from an era when Florence was truly competing at the top — not abstract nostalgia, but a concrete reality.

Jersey Details

Season: 2013-2014
Club: Fiorentina
Type: Away
Kit manufacturer: Joma
Condition: 8/10
Condition notes: SLIGHTLY CROOKED PRINTINGS — authentic wear of a worn vintage jersey, slightly crooked print, character intact

What this jersey represents

The 2013-14 Fiorentina season is one of the club's most interesting of the 2010s. Under Vincenzo Montella's leadership, the Viola finished fourth in Serie A and qualified for the Europa League, confirming their return among Italy's top clubs. It was a time of renewal, with a serious sporting project and a squad that blended experience with unbridled attacking talent. Florence buzzed, the Stadio Artemio Franchi roared, and the Viola challenged Europe's big teams.

At the heart of this collective, Adem Ljajic was a special player. The Serbian attacking midfielder, who arrived in Florence from Partizan Belgrade, was a technical dribbler capable of leaving any full-back in his wake on the left flank. Alongside Juan Cuadrado, a true tornado on the right wing, and Alberto Gilardino up front, Fiorentina offered a polished attacking game that was a pleasure to watch. Giuseppe Rossi, despite his recurring physical setbacks, also illuminated the rare moments he was available. A quality squad, a true playing identity — this jersey is a direct testament to that.

Moments etched in this jersey

The Viola solidify their place in Serie A's top 4
The 2013-14 season confirmed that Fiorentina was no longer a transitional team. Finishing fourth in the league, the Florentine club secured a well-deserved European qualification, the result of serious collective effort and Montella's ability to make his team play forward.

Ljajic, the spark of the Viola dressing room
On this away jersey, his name is printed — and it's no coincidence. Adem Ljajic was one of Serie A's most technical players during this period, capable of a moment of genius under pressure. Wearing his print means showing a true knowledge of the football of that era, not just a popular name.

Joma outfits the Viola — a unique partnership
The presence of Joma as Fiorentina's kit manufacturer is a collector's detail in itself. The Spanish brand, less publicized than the industry giants, produced clean, well-constructed jerseys with a recognizable graphic identity. Purists of vintage Serie A jerseys know this Joma-Fiorentina period — it was short, which makes it all the rarer.

Authentic vs Replica

A vintage authentic jersey is a piece that genuinely existed in that specific sporting context — not a reproduction made afterwards to satisfy market nostalgia. The finishes, the fabric weight, the cut details: everything speaks of a real era. This is exactly what we have here: an original from the 2013-14 season, with the print of a player who actually wore this jersey for Florence.

The mention of Slightly Crooked Printings on this item should not be a deterrent — it is precisely this kind of detail that differentiates a well-worn jersey from a perfect, sterile copy. Rating of 8/10: the fabric is in very good condition, the print is legible, the item is wearable. The slight print misalignment is a mark of authenticity, not a disqualifying defect.

Vintage Size Guide

Vintage jerseys from the 2010s often have a more fitted cut than current standards. A vintage L, especially from Joma, which can sometimes run small depending on the model, might correspond to a modern M depending on your body type. You shouldn't rely solely on the label: cuts have evolved, and non-British brands have historically had different size charts than Anglo-Saxon giants.

Before buying, get a tape measure. Measure your chest circumference and compare it to the actual dimensions of the jersey if available — don't hesitate to contact us for exact measurements. A well-fitting jersey is one that you'll actually wear, not just display in a case.

Why you should have it in your collection

The Fiorentina Joma 2013-14 away jersey is a piece that vintage Serie A collectors are starting to seriously seek out. The Joma-Fiorentina partnership was limited in time, the production of these authentic jerseys is not infinite, and examples with player prints — especially a skilled and recognized player like Ljajic — are even rarer than blank versions. In ten years, this jersey will be even harder to find.

And in this condition, at 8/10 with a legible print and sound fabric — frankly, there aren't many like it still floating around the market. Jerseys from this era often circulated, were washed, and re-worn until complete wear. This one has stood the test of time. It's exactly the kind of piece a true vintage jersey collector spots immediately.

To go further

• Fiorentina - Wikipedia
• Football Kit Archive - History of jerseys
• UEFA - European Football

If you know Fiorentina from that era, you already know why this jersey deserves a place in your collection — if you're discovering it now, it's the best possible entry point.