We belong to football. And football belongs to places.
Introducing the Fútbol Footprint — a public interactive map of every place football ever meant something. The spots, pitches, pubs and grounds that shaped our love for the game. Built by you.
We’re opening it up early to a few of you before the full launch. DM us for the password and be the first to leave your mark.
Months in the making. Coming very soon ⚽️🗺️
Issue 8 is here. From Iceland to Denmark, Brighton to New York City - stories of unity and football as a common ground.
📦 Shipping now | 🌍 In select shops worldwide
👉 Grab your copy, link in bio
🛍️ Stockist list link in bio
A collector’s magazine. Limited copies left.
Thank you to all our contributors. Appreciation post coming soon!
130+ pages, Swiss Binding, Purple Metallic Foil on Matte Cover. 12 Stories, 8 Countries, 4 Photo Sections, 1 Interview.
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"I wanted to turn my very first football memory into my favorite jacket."
Retro Football Gang's France '98 tapestry jacket. Zidane. Thuram. The bus on the Champs. A nation, briefly undefeated by itself.
A tribute from founder Nathan Aubugeau to the summer that rearranged a country.
Pre-order now → @retro_football_gang and retrofootballgang.com
Fútbol doesn’t borrow from culture. It produces it.
Follow @extratimemag for the coverage that treats it that way. Issue 9 out next month, pre-orders start next week. World Cup edition. Stay tuned.
It’s Culture, Documented ⚽️
Photo credit:
1) @alessandrafrancescacoppola in issue 5
2) @giusepperromano in issue 6
3) Urawa Reds issue 3
4) @stoppage_time_winner in issue 3
5) @donjemske@defedesalto in issue 2
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Issue 09. Sneak peek.
Pre-orders open next week.
Releasing in June.
Cover story? All 17 of them. 150+ pages. World Cup theme. Collector’s edition.
Multiple languages.
Stay tuned.
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Futbol is not a subculture. It is the culture. Everything else orbits it, and we are documenting it.
Follow @extratimemag for the coverage that treats it that way. Issue 9 out next month. World Cup edition.
It’s culture, documented ⚽️
Photo credit:
1) Photo @filippo_ragone_ / Fashion @lorenzobesanaa published in issue 3
2) @alessandrafrancescacoppola published in issue 5
3) @bfcdublin
4) @stoppage_time_winner published in issue 3
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Football Panel Talk, off the pitch.
A real conversation on how the game moves through
culture, fashion, and community.
May 2
Room 3, 25hrs
6pm
Pull up.
Issue 8 — UNITY: COMMON GROUND — is now also available as a digital edition.
The full issue, optimized for screen, delivered to your inbox. For readers we couldn’t reach with print, and for anyone who wants Extra Time on the go.
Print, digital, or both. Link in bio.
150 years ago, in a field on the edge of Copenhagen, a group of locals started kicking a ball around and quietly laid the foundations for Danish football.
That club — Kjøbenhavns Boldklub — is still here. Still producing players. Still blue and white. Still one of the oldest football clubs in the world, and one of the two founding clubs of F.C. Copenhagen.
To mark the anniversary, KB and adidas have released a heritage jersey drenched in the club’s original stripes, with a campaign film narrated by Mads Mikkelsen.
Out April 24 via fckfanshop.dk.
@fc_kobenhavn@adidasfootball
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iykyk ⚽️
Have you spotted one yet? Find them in the wild, and in issue 9, WC edition. Coming soon.
Illustrations by the legend @zkovan
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One court. Multiple cities. One title. @nikefootball brought the Toma finals to Miami and the energy was undeniable.
Back in December, we sent @agu.archives with a simple brief: get in the crowd, feel the game, and shoot it honestly — the way the fans experienced it.
With @travisscott pulling up along with other special guests, and the best street ballers repping their cities in one place, it was a reminder of something that never needed reinventing. Football has always been played in the street. On concrete, asphalt, back alleys, and bare ground — wherever there’s space and a ball, the game finds a way. No grass required. That’s why street football culture runs so deep across every corner of the world. Authentic, free, and built by the people who play it.
That’s the root of it. And that’s where they’re planting the flag.
#NikeFootball #TomaElJuego
