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There’s nowhere on earth quite like Argentina when it comes to football. The sights, sounds, and emotions that pulse through its terraces are unlike anything else — part theatre, part religion, part rebellion. And few clubs embody that spirit more fiercely than San Lorenzo de Almagro. In Oh, San Lorenzo:
Written by Bernardo Mancini Syria: Football and Politics in Transition Syria has been undergoing a profound political and social upheaval since the fall of the Assad regime. Amid internal wars, repression, and secret deals, Syrian football too is being transformed. After the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s rule, Syria is now
All words and images by Vitor Melo. Vitor Melo is a documentary photographer and visual artist based in Rio de Janeiro. He recently covered Flamengo’s latest Copa Libertadores match, producing a visual series titled “How Rio de Janeiro Dresses on a Flamengo Match Day.” The project captures the city’s distinctive
Iris Miquel, a passionate sports broadcaster from a small town near Barcelona, has always had football in her life. Growing up, she spent her afternoons playing football with friends and watching matches alongside her father, fostering a love for the sport that would later define her career. After living in
“When you talk about Buenos Aires, you talk about football.” THE AFFECTION BETWEEN THE CITY AND DIEGO STILL EXISTS TBN CLUB was launched just 6 months ago and it is a brand inspired by the passion and fanaticism of Argentine football and the world of fashion and recycling taken from Europe.
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