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Mundial is the number one multi-platform choice for the intelligent football fan.
Exploring the intersection between sport and culture, our work is sharp, funny, stylish, irreverent, and nostalgic — it speaks directly to its audience because it knows who they are and what they want. Rooted in authentic fan culture, it knows who they support, what they wear, where they drink, and where they want to go next. Mundial celebrates their heroes, teaches them about wider issues, makes them laugh (and occasionally cry). It takes them around the world and ends up on their doorstep. It’s created for them, by them. It reminds them why they love football.
In this issue:
- A 20-page love letter to Boca Juniors, with interviews, photography, and features written by Pancho Monti from Bomboneras. This is the greatest portrait of a club and the fans who make up its fabric that we’ve ever printed. We can’t wait for you to read it.
- An exclusive interview with Mick McCarthy on everything from Italia 90 to captaining his boyhood club, moving to Celtic and getting Wolves promoted with a team moulded by his beliefs.
- A beautiful report on Arsene Wenger’s time at Nagoya Grampus Eight in Japan.
- The first ever investigation into the world of football memes. How they started, what they mean, where they’re going next.
- A completely ridiculous football rewriting of some of the world’s most famous musicals. We let Andrew Martin write Jack Grealish as Matilda and Kevin Keegan as The Lion King.
- Mr Stone Island, Carlo Rivetti, tells us about a life in football: from playing in Turin to buying Modena.
- Akis Katsoudas takes us on a tour of Athens for food, football, and folklore.
- There’s an evening out at Norwood FC with END Clothing, a photostory on the 1999 Women’s World Cup, and all the Gear and Stuff you’ve come to expect.
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