Luka Modrić just joined AC Milan, and the Devil himself couldn’t be happier! 😈
With 6 Champions League trophies in his bag, he instantly becomes the most decorated player in Serie A.
But wait… he’s also 38. And when he starts laughing at Inter’s 3 and Juve’s 2 UCL titles, his back reminds him of the real opponent: age 😅
That’s when the Inter snake 🐍 and Juve’s old lady 👵 show up — not to challenge him, but to laugh!
A funny and sharp cartoon showing that legends shine bright… but even legends have back pain.
Watch the full cartoon and let us know: Can Modrić still carry Milan? Or will his back carry him off the pitch?
In the 1994 World Cup, Italy broke Luis Enrique’s nose with a brutal elbow. 31 years later, Enrique takes his revenge — not on one, but two Italian giants.With Messi, Neymar, and Suárez at Barcelona, he crushed Juventus in the 2015 Champions League final. And in 2025, with PSG’s new stars, he destroyed Inter Milan 5-0 in the biggest UCL final win ever.From pain to payback — this is the cartoon story of Enrique vs Italy.
Araujo’s renewal saga takes a wild turn! From rejecting Laporta’s contracts to Juve’s offer and a Super Cup injury twist—will he stay or go? Watch as Lewandowski convinces him, ending with a classic “Se Queda” moment
When Timothy Weah scores against Milan, all eyes turn to his father, George Weah, celebrating in Juventus gear! Meanwhile, Milan coach Sérgio Conceição, fresh off a Super Cup win, faces the ultimate shock—and an exploding cigar!
The legendary rivalry between AC Milan and Juventus! The Devil and the Old Lady mascots face off in a hilarious debate, showcasing their iconic football histories.
From Milan’s 7 Champions League titles and Paolo Maldini’s legacy to Juventus’ 36 Serie A trophies and Gianluigi Buffon’s greatness.
In December 2019, Cristiano Ronaldo scored an unforgettable goal for Juventus against Sampdoria with an incredible 2.56-meter leap, hanging in the air before heading the ball into the net.
This moment became one of the most iconic goals of his career, showcasing his athleticism and skill.
The 1997 UEFA Champions League final took place on May 28, 1997, at the Olympiastadion in Munich.
Borussia Dortmund faced Juventus and emerged victorious with a 3-1 win.
Dortmund took the lead in the 29th minute with a goal by Karl-Heinz Riedle, who then scored a second goal five minutes later.
Juventus managed to pull one back through Alessandro Del Piero in the 65th minute. However, Dortmund sealed their victory with a memorable long-range chip from super substitute Lars Ricken, just 16 seconds after he came onto the pitch, making it 3-1
This victory marked Borussia Dortmund's first and only Champions League title to date.
The team was managed by Ottmar Hitzfeld, while Juventus was led by Marcello Lippi.
Despite efforts from key Juventus players like Zinedine Zidane, they couldn't overcome the organized Dortmund defense and effective counter-attacks
Italy's 2006 World Cup victory marked the end of its footballing dominance, as the Calciopoli scandal that same year led to Juventus's demotion and weakened Serie A financially and competitively. Despite AC Milan and Inter's Champions League wins in 2007 and 2010, Serie A has since struggled in European competitions, losing top talent to the wealthier English Premier League. Infrastructure issues and outdated tactics have further hindered progress, along with a decline in youth development. Resistance to modernization persists, and while Italy won Euro 2020, it has performed poorly in World Cups, failing to qualify in 2018 and 2022, highlighting a significant fall from grace.
Alessandro Del Piero was also known for sticking out his tongue in celebration after scoring goals. This gesture became another trademark of his celebrations, adding a touch of playful exuberance to his goal-scoring moments. Del Piero's tongue-out celebration became quite iconic and was often imitated by fans and even other players. It was a fun and distinctive aspect of his goal celebrations throughout his illustrious career.
Inter Milan vs Juventus in 1997-1998 was very controversial
A heated match between Juventus and Inter Milan during the 1997-98 season left not only football fans, but also politicians, in uproar.
Tensions ran high after Juventus was denied a penalty, leading to a 0-0 draw and a subsequent 1-0 victory for Inter Milan. However, the controversy reached its peak during the match when referee Piero Ceccarini opted not to award a penalty for a foul committed by Juventus' Mark Iuliano on Inter forward Ronaldo.
Adding fuel to the fire, Juventus, leading 1-0 at the time, was eventually granted a penalty just moments later. However, Alessandro Del Piero failed to convert it. Despite this, Juventus clinched the game with a 1-0 victory, securing the scudetto with a five-point lead.
The aftermath of the match spilled into the political arena, causing a stir in the Italian parliament. During a publicly broadcast "question time" session in April 1998, Domenico Gramazio of the National Alliance erupted, reportedly shouting "They are all thieves!" at Massimo Mauro, a fellow politician and former Juventus player representing the ruling Democrats of the Left.
The spectacle prompted outrage from Walter Veltroni, then-Deputy Prime Minister, who denounced the behavior as "unworthy, embarrassing, and grotesque." The session had to be abruptly suspended, and repercussions followed for several politicians involved.
The incident highlighted the deep intertwining of football and politics in Italian society, where the passion for the sport often spills over into other aspects of public life, sometimes with tumultuous consequences.
The iconic defender from Italy and Juventus, Giorgio Chiellini, has officially declared his retirement. Reflecting on his illustrious career, notable instances come to mind, such as his confrontation with Paolo Maldini, his close friendship with Bonucci, the infamous incident when Luis Suarez bit him, and the memorable episode when he grabbed Saka by his shirt, among others.
In the 2018 quarter-finals of the Champions League, during a match held in Turin and with Juventus fans in attendance, Cristiano Ronaldo executed his memorable two-goal feat for Real Madrid against the remarkable Buffon, one of them was his famous double kick which was assisted by Dani Carvajal.
Ronaldo scored 10 goals against Juventus before joining them from 2018-2021.
Zidane's exuberant reaction to Ronaldo's goal was matched by applause from the Juventus supporters.
Andrea Pirlo, the renowned maestro, showcased his skills and talent while representing Italy, AC Milan, Juventus, Inter Milan, and Brescia, and emerged victorious in major competitions, securing the most prestigious trophies.
Paul Pogba could be known for his unique hairstyles but let's not to forget that he won the World Cup for France and won 4 Scudettos for Juventus and he his transfer from Juventus to Manchester United in 2016 was the world record transfer fee of €105 million (£89.3 million).
