A limited Edition run of 200 booklets, exploring how might the brands of the World Cup stars from yesteryear look like had they still been in the game today?
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Dino Zoff Icon
The Flying Italian. Diving 'D' symbol with a 'Z' in the negative space.
Djalma Santos Icon
Shield symbol derived from the Palmeiras team badge to make an 'S' from three elements.
Franco Baresi Icon
Lowercase 'fb' with the negative space forming the AC Milan + from their famous badge.
Bobby Moore Icon
He read the game like it was his own book. Using the 'M' to form a book shape.
Paolo Maldini Icon
A bespoke 'M' as a '3'. Maldini made his debut at seventeen wearing No.3 AC Milan retired his shirt in 2009.
Sergio Batista Icon
Connecting lines representing the pitch markings to create a unique 'SB' symbol.
Jay-Jay Okocha Icon
Renowned for his reverse flick over the head. Two J's made from a single 'O'.
Roberto Baggio Icon
His iconic ponytail 'the divine ponytail' illustrated with the loop of the R.
Diego Maradona Icon
The greatest No.10 to ever play football.
Eusebio Icon
9 Horizontal lines, one for each World Cup goal Eusebio scored.
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