SSC Napoli and EA7 have presented a 2026/27 Halloween limited-edition shirt inspired by ’O Munaciello, a figure from Neapolitan folklore. The announcement was listed on the official SSC Napoli website as “Approved by ’O Munaciello: SSC Napoli and EA7 unveil their 2026/27 Halloween Shirt.”
The collection includes two versions: a black outfield-player shirt and a red goalkeeper shirt. Both are described in the official store as drawing on the Munaciello’s robe, hood and hidden gaze.
A folklore design, not just a Halloween graphic
The campaign connects the shirt’s visual identity with the Munaciello’s traditional association with mystery, hidden treasure, prosperity and mischief. Those associations belong to folklore and legend, not to independently verified historical events, but they explain why the figure was chosen for a Halloween edition rooted in Naples.
Design details reported for the shirt include a hood motif, well-inspired framing around the EA7 logo, progressive numbering and an NFC-enabled commemorative patch. A glow-in-the-dark SSC Napoli crest completes the night-time effect.
Strictly limited numbers
The stated production limit is 2,026 shirts for outfield players and 126 for goalkeepers. Each shirt carries progressive numbering, which marks its place within that limited run.
The split underlines the collector approach: the black player version is the main edition, while the red goalkeeper version is produced in a much smaller quantity.
Price and where to find it
The official store lists the player and goalkeeper shirts at €170 each. Availability is described as through SSC Napoli’s online and official physical stores and authorised retailers.
Current stock, sizes and pricing may change after publication, so readers planning to buy should check the official store listing before ordering, especially for size availability and whether the player or goalkeeper version is still available.
For buyers interested in the limited-run status, the useful checks are the progressive number and the NFC-enabled commemorative patch, both reported as part of the edition’s design.
