Stockholm
A sticker featuring a football player with a crossed-out logo. The text 'Hata Gnaget' is prominently displayed. The sticker appears to be expressing dislike towards a particular football team or organization.

1801 D.I.F. MOBILL HATA GNAGET

22 July 2024 9
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