#football street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is black and features a cartoon illustration of a bee dressed in a football kit (red shorts, white shirt with red trim, black and white football boots). The bee has orange skin, a large smile, and is holding a foamy pint of beer in its right hand. A soccer ball is depicted near the bee's feet. Below the illustration, the text 'ENDLICH WIEDER' is written in white, followed by '15:30' in large blue numerals with white outlines. The sticker appears to be applied to a metal pole and shows some signs of wear around the edges.

ENDLICH WIEDER 15:30

09 August
Street sticker The sticker features a brightly lit image of two young men, both smiling and pointing upwards with their left hands. They are wearing orange t-shirts with a red collar and a white Nike swoosh on the left chest, suggestive of sports apparel. Behind them, a dartboard is partially visible, indicating a casual or recreational setting. A QR code is placed prominently on the lower left side of the sticker. The top of the sticker has a blue gradient with text in white and pink lettering.

DIE UNGLÜCKLICHEN

09 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and features bold, blue block letters spelling out 'NUR DER KSC' against a white background. The text is outlined in a darker blue. Two thin blue horizontal lines run across the top and bottom of the text, creating a border. The sticker is affixed to a dark, cylindrical object, likely a lamppost, with a blurred building and sky in the background.

NUR DER KSC

09 August
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized shield with vertical dark blue stripes. At the top center is a prominent golden crown with intricate details. Within the shield, a young man with blond hair and a serious expression is depicted, his head framed by the crown and a yellow outline. Below the portrait, a black band contains the text 'S:T ERI' in light blue. The edges of the sticker are worn and torn, with visible peeling and white paper backing.

S:T ERI

09 August
Street sticker A black and white sticker featuring a photograph of three men, likely footballers, posing with their arms around each other. They are wearing jerseys with some sort of emblem and what appear to be Adidas stripes on the sleeves. The background suggests an outdoor setting, possibly a sports field, and the image has a vintage feel. The sticker is slightly peeling at the top right corner and appears to be adhered to a textured, metallic surface with some blue markings.

CENTRALE Bundesliga

08 August
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon depiction of Donald Duck dressed in a yellow football jersey with black and red accents, black shorts, and red cleats. He is holding a black and white soccer ball in his right hand and appears to be kicking it. The jersey has the number '1945' emblazoned on the front in blue. Behind Donald Duck, there is a blue and yellow graphic with a stylized 'QIM' logo and text that reads 'ZKS ELBLAG'. The overall sticker has a slightly worn appearance with visible creases and slight peeling at the edges.

OLIMFIJCZYCY O-L-I-M ZKS 1945 ELBLĄG

08 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and features a vibrant blue background. White, sans-serif text reads "BLÅVITT" across its center. The text appears slightly distressed, with some white paint missing, giving it a worn or vintage look. The sticker is adhered to a grey metal pole.

BLÅVITT

08 August
Street sticker 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.

EISERN FC UNION UNION

06 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a dark green pole. The top portion features a banner with red and yellow stripes, reminiscent of a flag. Prominently displayed are the words "GO AHEAD" in a bold, stylized font; "GO" is red, and "AHEAD" is yellow, both outlined in black and white. To the right of "AHEAD" is a grey, stylized trophy cup. Below "GO AHEAD" in smaller white text is the Dutch phrase "IK HOU VAN JOU HET MEEST" (I love you the most). The central and largest part of the sticker depicts a vibrant football stadium scene, likely during a night match. The stands are visible with spectators, and the field below is engulfed in thick white smoke from numerous red flares or pyrotechnics lit along the lower stands. Football players are visible on the pitch. Small, partially obscured logos like "TOTO", "Heineken", and "KNVB BEKER" can be seen within the stadium image. The bottom of the sticker has a black band with red text that reads "BEKERWINNAAR 2025" (Cup Winner 2025), indicating a future aspiration.

02 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent yellow stripe at the top and bottom. The background is black. In the center, a yellow shield-like crest with a black double-headed eagle (or similar bird of prey) with red feet is visible. The text 'DIE BESTEN' is written in white capital letters above the crest, and '1909' is in large white numbers to the left and right of the crest. Below the crest, the text 'IM WESTEN' is also in white capital letters. The overall design suggests a connection to a sports club, possibly football, given the '1909' which is a common founding year for such clubs, and the 'IM WESTEN' (in the west) which could refer to a region.

DIE BESTEN 1909 IM WESTEN

22 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a stylized cartoon character resembling the Pokémon Hitmonchan. It has light beige skin, five-fingered hands, and blue eyes, wearing red boxing gloves and a black mini-skirt. On the skirt, a white '96' logo is visible within a circle. The character is depicted in a fighting stance, set against a dark green background with a subtle pattern that suggests a sports arena or field. Bold white text with a green outline reads 'KÄMPFEN FÜR DEN HSV!'. The overall design suggests support for a sports team, likely Hamburger SV (HSV), with a playful nod to pop culture and possibly another team like Hannover 96 due to the '96' logo.

KÄMPFEN FÜR DEN HSV! 96

22 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular, predominantly red and yellow, featuring a photographic image of an Asian man wearing a red and white striped bucket hat. He appears pensive or serious. The outer red ring contains black text: 'HATER HOPPING' at the top and 'ELSKER BRANN' at the bottom. The inner yellow ring, which surrounds the man's image, has smaller black text that reads 'CIVITATE:BERGENS:SIGILLVM:COMMVN' along with a stylized depiction of a castle or city gate, commonly associated with the Bergen city seal. The abbreviation 'SPV' is also present on the red ring on either side of the man. The sticker is adhered to a weathered pole, with remnants of other stickers visible around it.

HATER HOPPING ELSKER BRANN CIVITATE:S:SIGILLVM:COMMVN SPV

21 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a black background and a red and blue checkered pattern at the bottom. The top features the white text "HIF ON TOUR". Below this, there is an illustration of a white and black tour bus. On the front of the bus, in red text, it reads "SKÅNES STOLTHET" (Pride of Skåne). In the middle of the bus, also in red, it says "DI RÖE" (The Reds), and below that in a purple/blue shade, "HIF". At the rear of the bus, in red text, is "HIF". The sticker is dedicated to a football club and its supporters traveling.

HIF ON TOUR SKÅNES STOLTHET DI RÖE HIF HIF

20 July
Street sticker A faded and worn sticker affixed to a textured metal pole, featuring a stylized black and white depiction of a male figure, likely a football player, with long hair and his right arm raised in a celebratory gesture. The figure is wearing a jersey with text that appears to be "misuralla". Below the image, there is a clear white banner with black text that reads "ROMA CLUB NORVEGIA". The sticker shows signs of age and wear around its edges.

misuralla, ROMA CLUB NORVEGIA

20 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a worn, metallic bronze or copper appearance, depicting the logo of the Hong Kong Football Association. It shows initials 'HK' and 'FA' with a dragon symbol in the center, and the full name 'THE HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION LTD.' around the outer edge. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole and appears weathered from outdoor exposure.

THE HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION LTD. HK FA

20 July
Street sticker This rectangular sticker features a collage-style design primarily in green, white, and black, centered around the MFK Karviná football club. The most prominent text reads "KARVIŇÁCI na exkurzi" (Karvina people on excursion/trip) in large white bubble letters with a green outline. In the top left, the MFK Karviná club logo is displayed. The background consists of various smaller images and icons related to fan travel and the club, including a football with the Karviná city crest, a bus, a train, and symbolic route pins. Another small badge in the bottom right corner features a mascot and the text "MFK KARVINÁ FANS," reinforcing the theme of fan support and away game travel.

MFK KARVINÁ, KARVIŇÁCI na exkurzi, MFK KARVINÁ FANS

20 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a white rectangle with a thin red border, featuring the text "ERSTER FUSSBALLCLUB" in smaller red font above "UNION BERLIN" in larger, bold red font. A small red triangular emblem with a 'V' shape is positioned between 'UNION' and 'BERLIN'. The sticker is placed on a light grey or white surface that shows signs of wear, discoloration, and black graffiti marks. In the background, green foliage and trees are visible, suggesting an outdoor setting.

ERSTER FUSSBALLCLUB UNION BERLIN

18 July
Street sticker The sticker features the Sheffield Wednesday Football Club crest, which is a blue and yellow shield. Within the shield, there is a white owl perched on a football, flanked by a castle on the left and a cluster of trees on the right. Below the owl and football, the initials "SWFC" are prominently displayed on a banner, and below that, two lion-like figures are present. The bottom of the crest features a banner with the Latin motto "AUDERE EST FACERE". The entire crest is framed by a decorative border. On either side of the crest, large white numbers "88" are displayed.

88 AUDERE EST FACERE SWFC 88

18 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays two male football players, one with dark skin wearing a red jersey (likely SK Brann's colors) and another with light skin and curly hair appearing emotional or distressed, with his arm around the first player. The background is blurred, suggesting a stadium or field. Overlaying the image are large white and red text boxes. The text translates to 'OBOS with Brann is bigger than Eliteserien' and 'Buy season ticket'. The sticker is affixed to a weathered metal pole next to a road, with greenery on the left and a distant urban landscape on the right.

OBOS MED BRANN ER STØRRE ENN ELITESERIEN • KJØP PARTOUTKORT •

18 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a football (soccer) player from SK Brann, dressed in a red uniform, in what appears to be a celebratory or action pose during a match, with a blurry stadium crowd in the background. The text 'Come & rock me Amadeus' is overlaid in a vibrant red script font, referencing the famous song by Falco. At the bottom right of the sticker, there's a small red oval with the word 'BRANN', clearly identifying the team. The sticker is affixed to a utility pole, with another larger poster above it also related to Brann, mentioning 'OBOS' and 'Eliteserien'.

Come & rock me Amadeus BRANN OBOS MED BRANN ER STØRRE ENN ELITESERIEN KJØP PARTOUTKORT

18 July
Street sticker A vibrant red circular sticker with white text and graphics is affixed to a grey metal pole. The sticker features two stylized white flag or banner shapes, each containing the word "BRANN" in red text. Arched above the central design is the white text "ANTIAUSTLANDSK", and below it, also in white, is "AKSJON". This sticker appears to be related to the SK Brann football club from Bergen, Norway, and possibly an 'Anti-Eastland' regional identity or rivalry action.

ANTIAUSTLANDSK BRANN BRANN AKSJON

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is vertically oriented, primarily blue with white text and a red line marking each city's distance. At the top, it reads 'Von Butzow nach'. Below this, a list of cities and their distances from Butzow is displayed: Hamburg 181km, Berlin 213km, Leipzig 367km, Dortmund 510km, München 759km, and Rostock 41km. The FC Hansa Rostock logo is visible in the top right section. At the bottom, a call to action reads 'Support your local Club'. The sticker is adhered to a pole.

Von Butzow nach Hamburg 181km Berlin 213km Leipzig 367km Dortmund 510km München 759km Rostock 41km Support your local Club F.C. Hansa Rostock

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is white and features a cartoon-style illustration of a blonde male soccer player from behind, wearing a white jersey with the number '5' and the name 'SKJELBRED' on the back. He has his right arm raised, pointing upwards. To the right of the player, there is large, outlined text in black. The overall style is clean and bold.

SKJELBRED 5 KOM FRA LADE, EN ROSENBORG GUTT

17 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a headshot of a fair-haired woman with a pleasant smile, wearing a red and white sports jersey. Her hair is pulled back, and she appears to be an athlete. The jersey features several sponsor logos, including 'FRYDENDO' on the shoulder, 'OBOS' and 'BRANN' on the chest, and a large white stylized 'L' or 'C' logo below 'BRANN'. The background behind her is a brick wall, with faded red graffiti that appears to spell 'BRANN' horizontally across the bricks. The overall impression is that of a professional sports portrait, likely a player for the SK Brann team.

FRYDENDO OBOS BRANN BRANN (graffiti)

17 July