Filippo Inzaghi Poster (Vertical Band)

In the quaint Comune of Piacenza, on the 9th of August 1973, a footballing wizard was born. Filippo Inzaghi, affectionately known as "Super Pippo," would go on to mesmerise fans across the globe with his unerring knack for finding the back of the net and his uncanny positional awareness. Our Vertical Band Poster immaculately captures the essence of this AC Milan legend, immortalising him in a defining pose that every fan recognises.

Capturing his image through a classic pose, this vintage minimalist, retro-style illustration uses only light and shade to draw out the personality, identity, soul, emotions and determined gaze of a true winner. It immortalises him in a moment in time and takes you back to that moment in time. It tells their story and honours their memory. It immortalises them at the peak of their powers.

Emerging as a force at AC Milan, Inzaghi’s legacy is defined by his numerous iconic goals. Who could forget the 2007 Champions League final against Liverpool, where his brace cemented his place among footballing royalty and avenged the heartbreak of Istanbul? Or the countless times he bewildered defenders with his instinctive runs and lethal finishing? Each match seemed a canvas, and "Super Pippo" painted masterpieces game after game.

This distinctive and unique graphic vertical band design uses colours that are synonymous with AC Milan, perfectly encapsulating Inzaghi's glory days with the Rossoneri. His expressive eyes, caught in a moment of intense focus, reflect the undying passion that drove him to legendary status. The minimalist design combined with elegant typography containing key information makes this poster a must-have for fans and collectors alike.

More than just an illustration, this piece is a journey back in time to when Inzaghi reigned supreme on the pitch. As you hang this on your wall, you'll feel a connection to the moments that defined a generation and witness the essence of Filippo Inzaghi’s relentless will to win. This poster doesn’t just commemorate a footballer; it honours a legend whose spirit will forever be etched into the annals of football history.