The away shirt was a classic all-white kit made by Kappa, featuring a subtle red-and-black trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs, with a simple and elegant look. There was no front sponsor yet, which made the shirt even cleaner. The club badge sat on the left chest, with the Kappa logo opposite.
This minimalist design became iconic as it was worn by Arrigo Sacchi’s Milan side during their golden years — with legends like Van Basten, Gullit, Rijkaard, Maldini, and Baresi. In it, Milan triumphed in the 1989 European Cup, beating Steaua Bucharest 4–0, starting their dominance of European football.
