The Youth AC Milan 2006-07 Home Kit recreates the famous red-and-black home shirt from one of the club’s most celebrated modern European seasons — AC Milan’s 2006/07 UEFA Champions League triumph.
The shirt features Milan’s traditional red-and-black vertical stripes, combined with predominantly black sleeves and subtle gold detailing. The clean round-neck construction and curved panel styling give the shirt the distinctive mid-2000s appearance associated with a legendary squad featuring Kaká, Paolo Maldini, Andrea Pirlo, Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso, Alessandro Nesta and Filippo Inzaghi.
The 2006/07 campaign became particularly significant for Kaká, who produced the defining European season of his career. Wearing No.22, the Brazilian scored 10 UEFA Champions League goals to finish as the competition’s leading scorer and played a decisive role in Milan’s journey to the title.
For player printing, KAKÁ 22 is the standout combination, while MALDINI 3, GATTUSO 8, INZAGHI 9, SEEDORF 10, NESTA 13 and PIRLO 21 represent other iconic members of the European champions.
Youth AC Milan 2006-07 Home Kit
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Size Guidance (Kid’s kit)
Size Shirt Length (in) Rec. Height (ft/in) Rec.Age (Year) 16 16.9 37.4 – 41.3 2-3 18 18.5 41.3 – 45.3 4-5 20 19.7 45.3 – 49.2 6-7 22 20.9 49.2 – 53.1 7-8 24 22.1 53.1 – 57.1 8-9 26 22.8 57.1 – 61.1 10-11 28 24.1 61.1 – 65.1 12-13 Season Information
Season/Year: 2006/07
Club: AC Milan
Country: Italy
Competition: Serie A / UEFA Champions League / Coppa Italia
Kit Type: Home
Stadium: San Siro
Head Coach: Carlo Ancelotti
Captain: Paolo Maldini
Serie A: 4th
UEFA Champions League: Winners
Coppa Italia: Semi-finals
UEFA Champions League Top Scorer: Kaká – 10 goals
Key Players: Kaká, Paolo Maldini, Andrea Pirlo, Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso, Filippo Inzaghi, Alessandro Nesta
Historical Significance: AC Milan’s seventh European Cup/UEFA Champions League title and Kaká’s defining 2006/07 European campaignA Difficult Beginning
The 2006/07 season began under unusual circumstances for Milan.
Following the Italian football scandal of 2006, the club entered the Serie A campaign with an eight-point deduction. That handicap made a domestic title challenge extremely difficult and placed additional pressure on Carlo Ancelotti’s experienced squad.
Milan nevertheless recovered strongly enough to finish fourth in Serie A, securing Champions League qualification for the following season.
The domestic campaign, however, would ultimately become secondary to what the team achieved in Europe.
Road to Athens
Milan's Champions League journey actually began in the third qualifying round, making the eventual triumph an especially long European campaign.
After reaching the knockout stage, Milan eliminated Celtic in the Round of 16. The tie remained goalless through 180 minutes before Kaká scored the decisive extra-time goal at San Siro.
The quarter-finals brought a meeting with Bayern Munich. After a 2–2 draw in Milan, Ancelotti's team produced an excellent performance in Germany, winning 2–0 to advance.
That set up one of the defining ties of the entire competition: AC Milan vs Manchester United.
Kaká vs Manchester United
The first leg at Old Trafford became one of Kaká’s signature performances.
He scored twice as Milan narrowly lost 3–2, leaving the semi-final finely balanced.
The return match at San Siro produced one of Milan’s finest European performances of the era. Kaká opened the scoring, Clarence Seedorf added the second and Alberto Gilardino completed a 3–0 victory.
Milan advanced 5–3 on aggregate, securing a place in the Champions League Final against Liverpool.
Kaká's performances throughout the tournament were exceptional. UEFA records him as the 2006/07 Champions League's leading scorer with 10 goals, four ahead of the group of players who finished on six.
2007 UEFA Champions League Final
The final was played against Liverpool in Athens on 23 May 2007, creating a rematch of the dramatic 2005 final in Istanbul.
Milan won 2–1.
Filippo Inzaghi scored both goals, first redirecting Andrea Pirlo’s free kick shortly before half-time and then finishing after being released by Kaká in the second half. Liverpool pulled one back late through Dirk Kuyt, but Milan held on to become European champions. UEFA's final records confirm the Milan starting XI included Maldini, Gattuso, Inzaghi, Seedorf, Nesta, Pirlo and Kaká.
For captain Paolo Maldini, it was another extraordinary milestone in a career inseparable from Milan's European history.
The victory delivered the club's seventh European Cup/UEFA Champions League title.
Kaká's Defining Season
Although Inzaghi scored both goals in the final, the defining player of Milan's overall European campaign was Kaká.
He finished with 10 goals in 13 Champions League appearances from the group stage onward, comfortably winning the competition's scoring title. UEFA's technical report described him as the outstanding figure of Milan's campaign and noted that he also created Inzaghi's decisive second goal in Athens.
His performances against Celtic, Bayern Munich and particularly Manchester United established 2006/07 as the defining season of his Milan career.
Kaká subsequently won the 2007 Ballon d'Or, completing an extraordinary year in which he had become the central figure of Europe's championship-winning team.
The 2006/07 Home shirt therefore represents much more than a classic Milan design. It belongs to the season of Athens 2007, Milan's seventh European crown and Kaká at the absolute peak of world football.
Rec. Player Printing Options
Printing Recommendation KAKÁ 22 The definitive choice. Kaká scored 10 Champions League goals to finish as the tournament's leading scorer and was the central attacking figure in Milan’s run to the European title. MALDINI 3 The captain’s choice. Paolo Maldini led Milan to another European Cup and represents one of the strongest player-shirt combinations in the club’s history. INZAGHI 9 The perfect Champions League Final choice. Filippo Inzaghi scored both goals in Milan’s 2–1 victory over Liverpool in Athens. SEEDORF 10 A classic European-era option. Clarence Seedorf provided creativity and experience through midfield and scored in the famous 3–0 semi-final victory over Manchester United. PIRLO 21 One of the most iconic midfield choices. Andrea Pirlo controlled Milan’s play from deep and his free kick produced the opening goal in the Champions League Final. GATTUSO 8 A defining choice from Ancelotti’s midfield. Gennaro Gattuso supplied the defensive intensity and work rate that balanced Milan’s technically gifted midfield. NESTA 13 A premium defensive option. Alessandro Nesta was a cornerstone of Milan’s defence and started the Champions League Final alongside captain Maldini. GILARDINO 11 A strong season-specific alternative. Alberto Gilardino was an important attacking option and scored the third goal in Milan’s memorable semi-final victory over Manchester United. KAKÁ 22 is the defining printing for the Youth AC Milan 2006-07 Home Kit.
Kaká scored 10 goals in the UEFA Champions League, finishing as the competition's outright leading scorer. UEFA's season statistics also place him first for shots on target, underlining just how influential he was throughout Milan's European campaign.
His biggest performances came when Milan needed them most: the extra-time winner against Celtic, goals in both legs against Bayern Munich, and three goals across the semi-final against Manchester United. In the Athens final, he won the free kick that produced Milan’s first goal and supplied the pass for Inzaghi’s decisive second.
INZAGHI 9 is the strongest Final-specific alternative because of his two goals against Liverpool, while MALDINI 3 is the classic captain and heritage choice.
