The pattern on Bayern's new third kit conceals four iconic historical moments from the club's most legendary European and global triumphs. Each section subtlely renders a famous image of a club icon lifting a trophy or celebrating a pivotal victory
• One graphic section depicts Franz Beckenbauer lifting the 1974 European Cup trophy
• Another section shows Oliver Kahn holding the 1996 UEFA Cup trophy
• The pattern also incorporates Samuel Kuffour holding the Intercontinental Cup trophy in 2001
• Finally, another section captures Arjen Robben's celebration after scoring the winning goal against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley in the 2013 Champions League final
What initially looks like a completely random, modern graphic pattern is actually deeply rooted in Bayern München's rich history, immortalizing the exact moments the club reached the absolute pinnacle of football.
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BREAKING: UEFA sources tell @talkSPORT all 55 Member Associations have decided to boycott the men's and women's World Cups in protest at Gianni Infantino's Fifa Forward Enterprise plans.
UEFA members agreed on an emergency call that began around 2pm today that they will not support any FIFA-run tournament.
🎩 @martynziegler, who first broke the story.
I chose to spend my weekend at a lake instead of watching the end of the World Cup. 10/10 time well spent and coming home to find out Argentina lost was the cherry on top.
@miasanelara Keep politics out of the World Cup? Like the World Cup isn’t inherently political. Same kind of person to want politics out of all forms of media while not understanding core themes of the media they consume.