Why do Italian football uniforms always feature blue?

First of all, Italy: Mussolini himself is not a fan, and he doesn't know or care about football. But this extremely sensitive dictator found that he could use football to realize his growing political desire. So he began to get involved in Italian sports and Italian football. It was indeed he who chose the Italian team's sky blue jersey. 1934 Before the World Cup, the color of Italian jerseys was always white. Mussolini felt that white could not represent the characteristics of Italy, so he ordered Italy to change into an all-day blue jersey. Anyone familiar with Italians knows that Italians prefer sky blue very much, and Italian men often wear sky blue shirts under their suits. Mussolini bought the hearts of Italians in a sense. Since then, Italy is not only a football team, but all other sports competitions are sky blue jerseys.

Amsterdam is now the largest city and the second largest port in the Netherlands. However, in ancient times, compared with its neighboring cities of Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp, it was only a remote small fishing village with a population of only 8,000 in the15th century. At that time, there was no country like the Netherlands. The coastal cities in the northwest of China, including Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg and the northeast of France, were collectively called the Netherlands at that time, and all belonged to the subordinate areas of the Spanish Kingdom.

It was not until the16th century that the Netherlands ushered in a turn of fortune. Religious wars broke out in Europe, and King Philip II of Spain sanctioned and slaughtered pagans, and even closed the port of Antwerp, which led to a large-scale migration of Protestants in these areas. Crowds of fugitives flocked to the north, and the rugged and complicated terrain, sandbars and deltas around Amsterdam became hidden safe islands in the eyes of refugees. In less than fifty years, the population has increased to one hundred thousand. New immigrants have brought abundant funds, brand-new technology and abundant passion. 158 1 year, William of the Orange-Nassau family, Governor of Northern Alliance Province, declared independence from Spanish rule and established his own country. Since then, the orange prince has become the "father of the country", and orange has become the "national color", and the color of the Dutch football team's uniform has also come from this.