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A sticker featuring the logo of Djurgårdens IF, a football club from Stockholm, Sweden. The logo is a shield with the club's initials and a stylized soccer ball. The text 'Djurgården' and 'Sthlm' are prominently displayed.

STOCKHOLM DIF D.I.F. Djurgården Sthlm

28 May 2024 12
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