FEATURES: Kappa technical construction in Roma’s traditional deep Giallorossi red, contrasted by the distinctive golden-orange insert collar and matching sleeve cuffs. Embroidered AS Roma crest to chest with Kappa branding at the opposite shoulder and oversized tonal/orange Kappa Omini detailing running down the sides of the body. WIND primary sponsor applied across the chest in its period blue-and-orange branding, some wear to sponsors and Kappa logo. The design was Roma’s official home shirt for the 2011-12 Serie A and Coppa Italia campaign.
Official Francesco Totti #10 name and number set applied to the reverse in white. Official Serie A TIM competition patch applied to the sleeve. Close-fitting performance-oriented construction with anatomical paneling, curved seams and lightweight stretch fabric characteristic of Kappa’s technical Roma shirts of the period. Composition is 90% polyamide / 10% Lycra, as shown on the internal garment label. Small woven Kappa “M” size tab incorporated into the lower side seam. Made in China.
COMMENTS: The 2011-12 season was a transitional but historically significant year for Francesco Totti. Under new manager Luis Enrique, Roma attempted to implement a possession-heavy system, with Totti increasingly operating as a deeper playmaker/attacking midfielder rather than a conventional striker. An early-season injury interrupted his campaign, but after returning he became an important creative link between midfield and attack. Totti finished the Serie A season with 27 appearances, 26 starts, 8 goals and 6 assists, giving him 14 direct goal contributions despite playing a less advanced role. Roma ultimately endured an inconsistent campaign, finishing 7th in Serie A with 56 points.
