**Well done Genoani! The Genoa Timeless Jerseys challenge is now closed as all Level 2 rewards are out. However, packs are still available so you can continue adding more digital timeless jerseys to your collection!**

Always wanted to ask anything to the Genoa squad? Any personalized message from your favorite Rossublú in mind? Which of the 2024/2025 jerseys, customized and signed by your favorite player, would suit you best? Dive into Genoa CFC's jersey history by collecting memorable jerseys from both the past and the present and a hattrick of rewards awaits you! Collect Genoa's Timeless Jerseys, complete the new challenge and get all rewards! 

Here is what you need to do: 
1. Buy packs, open them and reveal your Genoa Timeless Jerseys; 
2. Head to the Genoa Timeless Jerseys Challenge following the following link https://collect.fifa.com/challenges/genoa-timeless-jerseys/level/1 and start competing; 
3. Complete Level 1 and receive a €10 coupon to be redeemed in the Genoa online store; 
4. Collect more Genoa Timeless Jerseys to complete Level 2 and receive a hattrick of unique rewards, including a virtual hangout with Genoa players and much more! 

For more information on all rewards and terms and conditions, please visit the following page: https://collect.fifa.com/genoa-timeless-jerseys

Genoa CFC

A commemorative jersey with laces, made of light wool, created in 1993 for the Centenary of Italy's oldest club. It was worn at the Ferraris Stadium in the Centenary Trophy match against Milan and Flamengo.

Genoa Timeless Jerseys

Iconic

Home 1993-94

On May 8, 1898, Genoa won its first championship in Turin. The first jersey used was a white shirt fastened with three buttons.

Epic

Home 1898

The jersey, for the first time in gold, celebrates the 130th anniversary of the oldest club in Italy, featuring the special "Genoa 130" logo on the chest and a detail on the back of the collar.

Third 2023-24

The third kit of the 2024/25 season, the first black jersey in the club's history. Featuring gold accents and a pattern of griffins spread across its surface.

Third 2024-25

The away jersey from the 1988/89 season in white featured a variation on the horizontal red and blue band, introducing a kind of blue and red "lightning bolt."

Rare

Away 1988-89

The red and blue jersey with the emblem, much loved by fans. In the 1991/1992 season, Genoa reached the international competition semifinals after defeating Real Oviedo, two teams from Bucharest (Dinamo and Steaua), and Liverpool.

Home 1991-92

The third yellow jersey introduced in the 1994-95 season.

Third 1994-95

A vintage home jersey with embroidered logos, which became popular thanks to the performance of singer Bresh in "Guasto d’amore." That season featured players of the caliber of Torrente, Carparelli, Francioso, and Ruotolo.

Home 1999-00

The Griffin, in this season, dedicated its third jersey to the flag of Saint George, unmistakably the banner of the ancient and powerful Republic of Genoa.

Third 2019-20

In 1899, Genoa debuted with a white and blue vertically striped shirt, keeping the shorts and socks dark in color.

Common

Home 1899

The first away jersey of Genoa, featuring the city’s emblem, was used in the Genoa-Milan match (4-1) on February 23, 1913.

Away 1915

The red and blue jersey with laces was used in the 1923-24 season when Genoa won its 9th championship, thanks to a defense formed by players De Prà, De Vecchi, Bellini, and the midfield trio Barbieri, Burlando, and Leale.

Home 1923

The classic second jersey in wool, white with a half-red, half-blue band, was also worn in home matches as a gesture of hospitality towards opponents.

Away 1965-66

The red and blue quartered jersey with a crew neck in wool was used in the 1970-71 season, in which Genoa won the championship and was promoted to Serie B.

Home 1970-71

The long-sleeved green goalkeeper jersey with a collar, much loved by fans, is inevitably associated with the figure of Silvano Martina.

Goalkeeper 1976-77

In 1979, the classic yellow Griffin on a red and blue background, topped with the cross of Saint George, was replaced by a stylized red Griffin head on a blue body, contained within a white circle.

Home 1979-80

The iconic long-sleeved red and blue quartered home jersey used in the 1988/1989 season, associated with promotion to Serie A.

Home 1988-89

The jersey with a reimagined horizontal band compared to the classic version, featuring the emblem positioned at the center, was used in the 1992-1993 season, which ended with a hard-fought survival until the last moment. The season's top scorer was Czech player Tomáš Skuhravý, with 12 goals.

Away 1992-93

The Genoa home jersey for the 2004/2005 season, with short sleeves, featured the usual red and blue colors, but darker than the classic kits.

Home 2004-05

The home kit features red and blue as the predominant colors. Worn during the 2008-09 season, it is remembered by fans for the arrival of Diego Milito, the achievement of 5th place in Serie A, and the return to international club competition after 18 years.

Home 2008-09

The third blue jersey, commemorating Genoa's first championship won in 1898. On the chest, the emblem of Genoa with the cross of Saint George stands out, with the inscription "Primi Campioni d'Italia" at the bottom.

Third 2015-16

The Gallinaccio emblem returns after forty years on Genoa’s jerseys. The Genoa 2024-25 away kit features a clean look and simple design, with the main color being white, paired with red and blue stripes on the sleeves, sides, and collar.

Away 2024-25

Contains three random Genoa digital jerseys.

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