Berlin
The sticker is circular with a red outer border and a white and red striped inner border. Dominating the center is bold, stylized text. The top part reads 'EISERN' in large white block letters with a dripping effect. Below this, the letters 'FC' are present, with 'UNION' written in a smaller, yellow block font with a red outline. To the left of 'UNION' is a black silhouette of a bear within a yellow circle with red radiating lines, symbolizing the Berlin bear. The bottom part of the sticker features 'UNION' again in large white block letters, also with a dripping effect. The background within the circular design is primarily red and white, creating a dynamic visual.

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06 August 2025 19
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