From Frankfurt to Zagreb and across the Balkans, TRANZIT explores Croatian football, diaspora and memory through graphic design, a limited-edition jersey and analogue photography—turning the game’s cultural heritage into an object in transit.

From Fabrizio De André and the Genoese School to Bresh and the Gradinata Nord, music runs through the heart of Genoa. Dan Cancian explores how this musical heritage comes together at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, the home of Italy’s oldest football club.

The Copenhagen team have linked up with longstanding partners Bajeur, capturing the spirit of reminiscence in a new short film ‘The taste of home.’ Watch it here.

We’ve come to expect beauty from Athens Kallithea. In their 60th anniversary season, the club have released their home and away jerseys with a dramatic, romantic short film: Apopse. Watch it here.

Franco Baresi was Milan and Italy’s silent foundation: a captain defined by loyalty, elegance and resilience. Our tribute to the legendary defender and the legacy he leaves behind.

Infantino’s grand plan to open up the World Cup to private equity is a potential paradigm shift in the game. Amid the outrage and condemnation, there’s a broader play at work here, one he’s learned from his great friend, Donald Trump.

Alec Cutter is the creator and director of Netflix’s The Root of the Game, a documentary series that explores the untold phenomenon of Várzea, the purest expression of Brazilian grassroots football.

No team in World Cup history has had to endure the level of mistreatment suffered by Iran at this tournament. Team Melli, Taremi and his teammates deserve nothing but our respect.

Paris celebrates, London commiserates. Vittorio Moro and Antonio Díaz-Madrid capture the agony and ecstasy on the streets of Paris and London during the 2026 Champions League final.

FC Sankt Pauli went into their final game of the season in hope of avoiding the drop. Despite the result, their fans remained resolute. Paris-based photographer Quentin Aouidj was at the Millerntor to witness the full range of emotions.

Who are the ultras exactly? That is the question Swedish director and filmmaker Ragnhild Ekner set out to answer with her documentary Ultras. Alex Brotherton sat down with her to discuss.

Over the past decade, positive momentum on the pitch has given Albania’s visceral passion for football a bigger platform. But match-fixing scandals, spurned investment and a general sense of political indifference towards the domestic leagues has stunned the growth of the game. Writer, Kai Henson, reports from Tirana.

Few musical works have the artistic stature of Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here, but the band’s collaboration with Inter Milan feels more like the product of a boardroom than a recording studio.

Graphic designer, football manager and adoptive Berliner, Andrew Weber delves into the importance of crafting a team’s visual identity, especially at amateur level, and outlines how his team, The Unicorns, are going from strength to strength as a result.

LALIGA’s Retro Matchday reminds us that the game is supposed to be fun. Anything that puts fans at the centre and gives something back - even if just to evoke a distant memory - we're on board with.

In Germany, activism and football often go hand-in-hand. After recent incidents in Berlin and demonstrations in Leipzig, German football once again stands united in protection of fan culture. While the immediate threat has subsided, a wider discussion on civil liberties is only just beginning.

Our very own photographer extraordinaire, Vittorio Moro, took to the streets of Venice, a place he used to call home, on matchday. His doubly exposed shots capture the mood of both the city and its team, Venezia FC.

"I think I was really interested in this seductive power that Berlusconi had over people," says Sam Blair, director of the three-part ESPN documentary series, Berlusconi: Condemned to Win. Italian football writer Dan Cancian sits down with Sam Blair to discuss his approach to making the film.

Some five decades and almost two continents separate the birth of hooliganism in England from its rebirth in Kazakhstan. The emergence of this new scene, every bit as dedicated and violent as that which preceded it, is the subject of a new documentary film from Away Days, the independent media outlet of journalist Jake Hanrahan and videographer Jonny Pickup.

Artist, filmmaker and documentarian, Maurice van Es has spent almost a decade in the company of European football’s most accomplished photographers, often by accident. His books, published under the Scanned Football Photos moniker, is a 16,000-strong archive of football culture and history.