Success is Leaving Man United

Manchester United’s struggle feels never-ending – but for the players who left Old Trafford, life has never been better.

Rashford in Barcelona

Marcus Rashford looks reborn at Camp Nou, celebrating and shining alongside Yamal and Raphinha. The pressure is gone, the joy is back.

Højlund & McTominay in Napoli

Rasmus Højlund is scoring freely in Serie A, with Kevin De Bruyne hilariously supplying him. Next to him, Scott McTominay has lifted the Scudetto – crowned one of Italy’s top performers.

Dean Henderson at Crystal Palace

Dean Henderson became a hero in London, guiding Palace to their first-ever FA Cup triumph. Flying high, both literally and metaphorically, he’s showing what United missed out on.

Antony the King of Betis

In Spain, Antony has turned into Betis’ fan-favorite, adored for his flair and crowned like a king.

Meanwhile at Old Trafford…

As these ex-United stars thrive abroad, United and Amorim are stuck in chaos. The contrast is painful – and hilarious.

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Conclusion

Leaving Manchester United has become the shortcut to success. Rashford, Højlund, McTominay, Henderson, Antony – all proof that sometimes the best way to win… is to walk away.

Cannavaro to Uzbekistan? Khusanov’s Dream Come True

So, there are rumors that Fabio Cannavaro might take over as Uzbekistan’s new coach 🇺🇿. And honestly, nobody would be happier than Man City’s young defender, Khusanov.

Imagine being a 19-year-old defender and suddenly getting to learn from a World Cup legend who literally mastered the art of defending in 2006. That’s like a dream coaching scenario.

For Uzbekistan, it’s prestige. For Khusanov, it’s personal growth. If this deal goes through, he could be the biggest winner of all.

Liverpool’s Nightmare Week: Palace and Galatasaray Strikes

A Sudden Collapse

In just three days, Liverpool went from flying high to crashing down. Arne Slot’s team first fell to Crystal Palace in the Premier League, where Ismaïla Sarr punished their sloppy defense.

Istanbul Pain

Days later, Galatasaray handed them another defeat. Victor Osimhen scored the only goal from the spot, sealing a famous 1-0 win in Istanbul. To make matters worse, Liverpool lost Alisson and Hugo Ekitike to injury.

What’s Next?

Two defeats in a row have left the Reds shaken. With Chelsea and Cole Palmer waiting at the weekend, Slot must find answers quickly — or this nightmare could get even worse.

Spider-Álvarez Turns the Madrid Derby into a Comic

Atlético Madrid shocked Real Madrid with a stunning 5-2 victory at the Wanda Metropolitano. Julián Álvarez was the hero of the night, scoring twice (a penalty and a brilliant free-kick) to flip the match upside down.

In our video, we reimagine the derby as a comic story: Real Madrid enter as villains, Spider-Álvarez traps them in his web, and a hilarious twist with Simeone and Barcelona wraps it all up.

Gavi’s Injury and His Powerful Message

Barcelona’s young star Gavi has once again faced a serious setback, this time with a meniscus injury in his right knee. The midfielder will be sidelined for months, leaving fans and teammates heartbroken.

Yet, in true Gavi spirit, he has delivered a strong message of resilience: “I’ll come back stronger.” His determination reflects not only his fighting character on the pitch but also the hope of millions of Barça supporters around the world.

With Yamal, Pedri, and Araújo showing their support, the Barça family stands united. Now, everyone is waiting for the day Gavi returns to the field, stronger than ever.

Vinícius Gets Roasted by Yamal’s Brother

Football never runs out of funny moments. In my latest short cartoon, Vinícius tries to make fun of Yamal after Dembélé wins the Ballon d’Or. But the joke quickly backfires when Yamal’s brother reminds him of Rodri’s victory over him last year.

It’s a quick 10-second reel, but it shows how football banter can turn around in seconds. These small stories are what make the game even more entertaining off the pitch.

Dembele’s Shiny Ballon d’Or Surprise

Barcelona celebrated their stars Aitana Bonmatí, Lamine Yamal, and Vicky López at the Ballon d’Or 2025… but the party didn’t last long. Suddenly, Dembele appeared with his shiny Ballon d’Or, blinding the Blaugrana with his mischievous smile! To make things funnier, Vinicius laughed from the side before Mbappé gave him a playful knock on the head.

A short, funny cartoon capturing the drama and humor of football’s biggest night.

Haaland the Viking vs Arsenal’s Cannon – A Battle with No Winner

The Premier League clash between Arsenal and Manchester City at the Emirates ended in a stalemate. No goals to separate the giants, but plenty of drama, intensity, and imagination for the fans.

In our cartoon world, it wasn’t just 90 minutes of football. It was Haaland the Viking arriving on his ship, hammer in hand, charging towards London. On the other side stood Arsenal’s mighty cannon, loaded and ready.

The cannon fired, Haaland struck back with his hammer, and the ball flew between them like a never-ending ping-pong rally ⚽🏓. Neither side gave in. Neither side fell.

Just like the real match, the cartoon ended with no victor. Two powerful forces locked in balance. Sometimes football is not about glory or humiliation – it’s about the fight, the spectacle, and the laugh that comes with it.

Amorim Checkmates Palmer at Old Trafford ♟️💦

In collaboration with Bleacher Report, I created a new football animation capturing the drama of Manchester United vs Chelsea.

The idea was simple but powerful: imagine the match as a chess game between United’s new coach, Rúben Amorim, and Chelsea’s star, Cole Palmer. On the board of Old Trafford, Amorim outsmarts Palmer, leading to Manchester United’s victory. And of course, it wouldn’t be complete without the funny twist of the Old Trafford waterfall pouring down at the end.

This project was special for me, because it shows how football moments can be transformed into visual stories that connect with fans everywhere 🌍⚽.

👉 Watch the animation here:

Ibrahim Sabrah's bicycle kick

World-class bicycle kick from Jordan’s Ibrahim Sabrah for Göztepe against Beşiktaş