Clubs

Big-name signings Dennis Bergkamp and Wim Jonk brought huge optimism that the 1993-94 season could be a successful one for FC Internazionale. That optimism was only partly realised - domestically this proved a disappointing season with redemption coming in Europe as Inter secured a...

Having established himself as a Bayern München legend for his coaching success there in the 70s, Udo Lattek returned and repeated the same trick the following decade too. His four-year second spell came to an end at the climax of the 1986-87 season with...

The 1985-86 season did not quite reach the same heights as the previous campaign for Atlético Madrid with coach Luis Aragonés unable to build on that runner’s-up spot in La Liga and Copa del Rey win. The 13 goals scored by both the South...

We are proud to present the official AS Roma retro collection which is produced under licence from the Serie A giants. Putting together this collection involved close collaboration between the club and COPA and as a result it delves deep into Roma’s rich and...

Despite having won the Portuguese title the previous season, Benfica’s coach Toni was replaced by the bigger name of Artur Jorge. This was a season of major change in the playing squad with two major stars in Rui Costa and Stefan Schwarz moving on....

An eighth-placed 1978 finish in Serie A looking respectable on paper, yet the points total Roma amassed left them just three above the relegation zone. This was a season in keeping with Roma's generally mixed fortunes during the 1970s. This was a solid if...

The 1985-86 campaign brought a new Benfica coach in Englishman John Mortimore and a firm attempt to wrest back the title from Porto. Leading the table for much of the season, a 2-1 loss in the penultimate championship round to Sporting Clube saw Porto...

The COPA Football Club Hooded Sweater draws inspiration from classic football culture with a modern edge. Crafted in a soft, premium cotton-blend with a relaxed everyday fit, it brings comfort and authenticity to every wear. Subtle logo detailing and a versatile silhouette fuse football...

Back in the early nineties, when Inter’s shirts were celebrated for their creativity, the club introduced a triangular alternative logo that appeared as a subtle ton-sur-ton print on several shirts throughout the first half of the decade. This iconic graphic now returns in the...

The 1965 - 66 season represented the pinnacle of TSV 1860 München's long and illustrious history as die Löwen became German champions for the first and only time. Max Merkel's fine side rounded off a magnificent three-year period which had brought DFP Pokal success,...

One of Germany’s most storied clubs and a true icon of European football. Founded in 1900, Borussia Mönchengladbach rose to prominence in the 1970s with a fearless, fast-paced style that captivated fans across the continent. Nicknamed "Die Fohlen" for their youthful energy and attacking...

The Inter Taper collection is a stylish reminder of FC Internazionale’s past. The styles feature a woven ribbon sewn onto the upper shoulders and sleeves depicting the club’s iconic “Biscione” logo with that same logo embroidered on the chest as finishing touch.

With the COPA Beanies you can survive the cold days in style and support your team on matchdays. 'Made in Europe' these warm knitted bobble beanies are the latest addition to the COPA collection. Many different styles are available, all finished with the typical...

Champions both the year before and the year after, the 1984-85 season saw Panathinaikos miss out on the Greek title as they finished 3 points behind PAOK. Much attention was focused on the club's European run which took them all the way to the...

The second-half of the 1970s had established Club Brugge as a major force in both the domestic and international game, but by the start of the 1980s that incredible cycle of success had ended and a difficult transition was happening. The departure of experienced...

One of Europe's great clubs during the 1960s, even today Dukla Prague remains something of a cult icon because of the famously distinctive shirt they sported during their glory days. And what glory days they were. Winners of five Czechoslovakian titles and four domestic...

We are proud to present the official AS Roma retro collection which is produced under licence from the Serie A giants. Putting together this collection involved close collaboration between the club and COPA and as a result it delves deep into Roma’s rich and...

Frank Clark had the unenviable task of replacing the legendary Brian Clough as Nottingham Forest manager in 1993, but against the odds, he established a new team with a new identity. Based around the experience of Stuart Pearce and with well-chosen additions including Stan...

The much-traveled Carlos Alberto Silva took over coaching duties at FC Porto for the 1991-92 season and successfully wrested the Portuguese title back from Benfica after the club had missed out narrowly the previous season. A talented squad featured domestic stars like Vítor Baía,...

The COPA Football Club T-shirt draws inspiration from classic football culture with a modern edge. Cut from soft premium cotton and finished with clean logo detailing, it delivers effortless comfort and enduring quality. Its versatile fit makes it easy to wear solo or layered...

The Ligue 1 success enjoyed by Nantes in 1980 was the climax of an extended run as France’s dominant club. The Bretons had been champions in 1977 and after two successive seasons occupying the runners-up spot, the return of the trophy to the northwest...

Betis as we know it is the result of a merger in late 1914 between Sevilla Balompié and Betis FC. Having obtained the royal patronage from King Alfonso XIII a few months earlier gave rise to the iconic name Real Betis Balompié, resulting in...

One of Germany’s most storied clubs and a true icon of European football. Founded in 1900, Borussia Mönchengladbach rose to prominence in the 1970s with a fearless, fast-paced style that captivated fans across the continent. Nicknamed "Die Fohlen" for their youthful energy and attacking...

Say Football and you say FC Barcelona. From the club’s earliest days under Joan Gamper to present day, Barcelona remains synonymous with the game and has always taken a central role in shaping it’s history. From developing play styles to defining youth development, all...

Swiss businessman Hans Kamper (later Joan Gamper) arrived in Barcelona in 1898 en route to Africa with his uncle and so fell in love with the city that he stayed for good. In October of the following year, he placed an announcement in a...

The Inter Taper collection is a stylish reminder of FC Internazionale’s past. The styles feature a woven ribbon sewn onto the upper shoulders and sleeves depicting the club’s iconic “Biscione” logo with that same logo embroidered on the chest as finishing touch.

The 1939-40 season brought a first-ever Spanish title for Atlético Madrid, then playing under the name of Athletic Aviación. This success was welcome, if unexpected, coming just a year after the team had been involved in a play-off to avoid relegation. The 16 goals...

As the 1970s got underway FC Porto was a club ready to burst out of the shadows of the Lisbon giants. But under new coach Paulo Amaral the 1971-72 season didn’t bring that hoped for step forward: Porto finished back in 5th position and...

The 1999-00 season saw Ipswich finally return to the Premiership, the level they considered their natural domain. George Burley’s side was involved near the top end of the table all season, but by the end of the campaign fell agonisingly two points adrift of...

Good work at Udinese gave Giuseppe Bigogno an opportunity to coach Internazionale's star-studded squad for the 1958-59 season and he took them to a respectable third-placed finish. The highlight of the season was undoubtedly the brilliant attacking play in which new-arrival Eddie Firmani scored...