Mundial Issue 32

Mundial Issue 32 opens with a 20-page love letter to Boca Juniors — interviews, photography, and features written by Pancho Monti from Bomboneras, documenting the club and the fans who make up its fabric. Elsewhere, Mick McCarthy speaks on everything from Italia 90 to captaining his boyhood club, his move to Celtic, and getting Wolves promoted. Arsène Wenger's time at Nagoya Grampus Eight in Japan gets the portrait it deserves, and the issue runs the first-ever investigation into the world of football memes: how they started, what they mean, and where they're going.

Also in this issue: Carlo Rivetti of Stone Island on a life in football from Turin to buying Modena; Akis Katsoudas on food, football, and folklore in Athens; an evening at Norwood FC with END Clothing; a photostory on the 1999 Women's World Cup; and a football rewriting of the world's most famous musicals. Published by Mundial. For readers interested in football culture, club history, and the full breadth of the game's personalities.