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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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:
Liverpool have turned stoppage time into their trademark. Just when opponents celebrate, the Reds strike back.
In our cartoon version, Salah and Van Dijk appear as frozen statues while Simeone laughs with his team. But when Arne Slot hits the giant Gong, Liverpool awaken. Van Dijk rises for a powerful header, and Anfield explodes with joy.
The twist? Rival managers slow-clap Simeone, reminding everyone: the match isn’t over until Liverpool says so.
Liverpool Time isn’t just a phrase—it’s a legend.
Kylian Mbappé finally in white — and the story feels like football poetry.
For Mbappé, Real Madrid is all about the 16th Champions League 🏆. That’s the dream he’s chasing every time he steps on the pitch at the Bernabéu.
For Madrid, Mbappé is the man who can bring back the Ballon d’Or ✨. A player destined to join the club’s long list of legends.
It’s simple:
Mbappé sees trophies.
Madrid sees a golden future.
A love story in football terms — and it’s only just starting.
Manchester is blue again. On derby day, Manchester City swept Manchester United aside with a commanding 3-0 victory at the Etihad.
Phil Foden, the local hero, struck first after just 18 minutes. Jeremy Doku dazzled on the right, skipped past defenders, and delivered the perfect cross for Foden’s header.
The second half belonged to Erling Haaland. With the power of a Viking, he scored twice—once from Doku and once from Bernardo Silva. He even hit the post chasing another derby hat-trick.
On his debut, Gianluigi Donnarumma stood tall with a brilliant save from Bryan Mbeumo, showing why City brought him in.
United were dreadful. Luke Shaw was at fault for all three goals, Sesko disappeared on his first start, and Bayindir looked nervy in goal. With just 4 points from 4 games, the Red Devils are in real trouble.
Final score: Manchester City 3 – 0 Manchester United. Manchester is frozen blue. 💙❄️
The Derby d’Italia delivered pure drama. Juventus beat Inter 4-3 in a thriller full of goals and family tension.
Marcus Thuram scored for Inter, only for his brother Khephren to answer back for Juve. Their father, Lilian, watched as pride turned into heartbreak.
In stoppage time, 19-year-old Vasilije Adžić struck the decisive winner, sealing Juve’s victory and writing his name into Derby d’Italia history.
⚪⚫ Juventus 4 – 3 Inter 🔵⚫
Kelly 14’, Yildiz 38’, Çalhanoğlu 30’, 65’, M. Thuram 76’, K. Thuram 83’, Adžić 90+1’
Perhaps the most famous rivalry in football history.
For more than 15 years, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo dominated the game, exchanging Ballon d’Or titles, Champions League goals, and endless debates. Fans are still divided: Who is the real GOAT?
Before Messi and Ronaldo, the debate was always about Diego Maradona and Pelé.
Pelé, the "King of Football," lifted three World Cups. Maradona, the genius with the “Hand of God,” led Argentina to glory in 1986. Their rivalry defined the 20th century of football.
In England, nothing sparks more arguments than Steven Gerrard vs Frank Lampard.
Gerrard, the heart and soul of Liverpool, versus Lampard, Chelsea’s goal-scoring machine from midfield. Who was better? The debate is endless.
Defensive greatness across two eras.
Paolo Maldini, the elegant Milan legend, known for discipline and leadership. Sergio Ramos, Real Madrid’s warrior, famous for last-minute goals and red cards. Two different styles, both unforgettable.
The ultimate goalkeeper rivalry.
Gianluigi Buffon, Italy’s timeless captain, against Iker Casillas, Spain’s “San Iker.” Both lifted World Cups, Champions Leagues, and countless trophies. Fans still argue: who was the better shot-stopper?
The fiery rivalry we didn’t know we needed.
Luis Suárez, infamous for his bites, against Gennaro Gattuso, the Italian midfield warrior with a short fuse. If they ever shared the same pitch, chaos was guaranteed.
It’s not just about players — coaches have rivalries too.
José Mourinho and Pep Guardiola clashed in Spain and later in England, with very different philosophies. Pep, the tactical mastermind; Mourinho, the master of mind games. Their rivalry is still alive today.
Because sometimes the only rival you have is yourself.
As Zlatan Ibrahimović once said: “Only Zlatan can defeat Zlatan.”
Rivalries define football history. They make matches more exciting and fuel endless debates.
When we talk about football legends, we usually mention their glorious achievements—World Cups, Champions Leagues, Ballon d’Ors, and Euros. But sometimes, what makes a story funnier is what’s missing.
Cristiano Ronaldo has no World Cup 🌍.
Benzema has no Euro 🏆.
Ronaldo Nazário never lifted the Champions League ✨.
Maldini, despite being a defensive icon, never won the Ballon d’Or 🥇.
And then… there’s Zlatan Ibrahimović. He missed them all, yet still calls himself a legend 👑😂.
That’s why I made this short cartoon: a quick, funny look at Zlatan being the “GOAT of Missing Trophies.” Sometimes football isn’t just about winning—it’s about the laughs it gives us along the way.
⚽ Watch the short on my YouTube channel and enjoy more football cartoons!
This season was unforgettable for Bayer Leverkusen. Winning the Bundesliga and the German Cup without losing a single league match was a fairytale for the club and its fans. The players celebrated like heroes, and Brian the Lion, the club’s beloved mascot, danced proudly with them.
But football is cruel sometimes. One by one, the stars of this historic team changed their shirts and left for new adventures. The joy turned into sadness as Brian was left all alone on the dance floor.
In my latest cartoon, I wanted to capture that bittersweet moment. It’s funny, emotional, and a reminder that while players may come and go, the spirit of the club – and Brian the Lion – always stays. 🦁❤️
Last night at Anfield was pure drama and redemption. The Kop walked in quietly, feeling the absence of Trent Alexander‑Arnold, their creative engine and dead-ball genius. But football has a funny way of surprising us — and it was Dominik Szoboszlai who became the hero, unleashing a thunderous strike that made Anfield erupt and erased any notion that “No Trent, No Problem” was just a gimmick.
Meanwhile, up on England’s southern coast, a different kind of shock was unfolding. Manchester City, fresh off a tentative start to the Premier League season, looked set to claim another three points after Erling Haaland gave them the lead in the first half. But Brighton had other ideas — veteran James Milner equalized from the spot, and 21-year-old Brajan Gruda sealed a stunning 2‑1 win with a last‑gasp finish. It’s not every day you see City fold in the final minute, especially under Pep Guardiola.
That result wasn't just another loss — it’s City’s second consecutive defeat, and it shoved them into the bottom half of the table with just three points from three games
