Bundesliga: Football as it’s meant to be
Bundesliga has been celebrated more and more in Japan. A special campaign underlined the magic behind following German football.
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Osimhen, the lion in the penalty box
Victor Osimhen has been a factor for SSC Napoli this season, especially away from home: here’s how we celebrated him with Chinese fans.
Dani Alves, a legend
Dani Alves is back to Barcelona and the Brazilian fans of LaLiga couldn’t be happier about it. But what if the right-back…
Calcio, a dictionary in the making
Problems in understanding Italian? No worries: Serie A and the “Calcio” terms become available to everyone when there’s passion!
Celebrating Women on March 8th
1.FC Köln and Sanfrecce Hiroshima teamed up to celebrate women and the day which celebrates them: March 8th.
Olympic BVB in Korea
Is it possible to link the Olympic Games from Beijing to Dortmund? Yes, if the content features the BVB players in a fun vibe.
The Mascots Election
Polls, rivalries, different figures: it’s an election, but it’s not political. Bundesliga held a contest among the German mascots for Japanese fans.
Ehizibue and the salute to Japanese fans
The way to bridge the gap between Japanese fans and European club is sometimes simple: ask Kingsley Ehizibue.
Special chocolate for Valentine’s Day
For Valentine’s Day, chocolate is often the main gift. What if Celtic could provide a special version for their Japanese fans?
The Year of the Tiger
2022 will mark “The Year of the Tiger” in the Chinese calendar. Serie A wanted to celebrate some of the players tied to that zodiac sign.