Stockholm
A sticker with a quote in Swedish about the return of football and better times. The sticker features a black and white image of a crowd of people at a stadium.

Det kommer en gryning det kommer en dag. Nar fotbollenikommer baka, och allting bire

03 January 2021 24
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