O4 Moments

What if famous jersey sponsors became club names?

..were an art form!

are must this season!

..wow! this is splendid!

there was something about a manager in a long trench coat, standing on the touchline that just seemed to make sense.

One Turkish child, one Calafiori shirt, and a reaction that looked like he’d just won the World Cup.

..His grandma must had somethin' with Beckenbauer!

..Modric has been playing for Croatia longer than Vuskovic has been alive..

What animal shall pitch invade next?

this is heritage!

I guess nobody is against this..

To be honest, i dunno how authentically this is :)

So cool vibe!

Wow, this is mental!

Getting some real advice as you prepare to destroy the opponent

There is something special in those old phones

Banksy, but make it Roma. 💛❤️

World beware

Players like these deserve a statue outside the stadium. 🗿⚽

For the first time since the Inzaghi brothers, Italy could have another pair of brothers together at senior level.

Which means it cannot play with Lego anymore

wow! Insane job during the match

French are really into food, right?..

TBH missed the opportunity to mention Baturina, but nice guide

However, they should know the difference between profit and revenue.

“They call it the Mediterranean. I call it Zlatan’s bathtub.”

They are missing Sabah in UCL. The youngest club in UCL (record was held by Pafos who was founded 2014, but Sabah was 2017).

Imagine this few years ago...

Some O4 moments better to post without comment 😎🍿

PSG was founded 1970., so highly doubt PSG was relegated 1972., but NVM, fun stats 💅

One of a kind statistic 👌

In last 47 years they had only 5 different shirt sponsors. 🤯

With more top-flight clubs than any other European city outside its country’s capital, Istanbul proves that football greatness does not always follow political power.

Looks impressive 👌

When it comes to club ownership, the Americans are leading the way. 🇺🇸

TBH, they might own more football clubs than they have football fans.

Our latest O4 Deep Dive explores how Welcome to Wrexham, global attention and an unlikely audience transformed a local club into a global business story.

The source is Capology. Capology clearly states that all figures are estimates, not official club reports. They calculate fixed salaries plus estimated bonuses based on publicly available information, sources close to the club, and their own algorithms. Image rights, commercial agreements, and social security contributions are not included.

Or maybe both.. 🤷‍♂️

TBH whole thread could be filled with brasillians😀🤷‍♂️

Manchester City and Borussia Dortmund's goalkeepers are wearing shirts with exactly the same pattern. First-world goalkeeper problems. Puma is bringing back iconic Buffon Parma design pattern, but the struggle is real.

Deportivo have officially changed La Coruña to A Coruña, bringing the club's name in line with the city's official toponym, after more than 79% of voting members backed the move.

Delivery took 14 days. The beard was included.

And somehow, when lifted in celebration, one of its folding support legs can swing open and hit the person holding it. A trophy designed to stand upright on a table, and apparently attack the winner in the air.
Historic? Absolutely. Iconic? Not quite. It looks more like an oversized silver plate than something you want to lift above your head.

Thirty years apart, two very different clubs shared the same idea.

AC Milan’s 1995/96 shirt and Grimsby Town’s 2026/27 away kit are built around the same distinctive Lotto templaten a small reminder that football design has a way of travelling through time.

Manchester United thought they were back.

Turns out, we’re all just watching season two. 🍿

And they’re reportedly getting paid over £10m for the cameras to roll.