Rabona Magazine Issue Six (The China Issue) is available now on loremnotipsum.com and featuring the Chinese Super League. Everybody is talking about the Chinese Super League. Among the flurry of big-name stars now plying their trade in the world’s fastest-growing league is Oscar. A bonafide world class talent approaching his best years at Chelsea, his move shocked football. So does he regret it? And is China’s football revolution the real deal or just hype? We also have an interview with PSG & Germany star Julian Draxler, we take a look at 1860 Munich’s restart in the fourth tier of German football and the campaign to save Millwall’s Den stadium.
Discover Rabona Magazine – Issue Six (The China Issue).
Rabona Magazine is a brand new football magazine published bi-annually. The whole magazine is beautifully designed by Russian studio QUSQUS and printed by the excellent Logical Connections in England. The “rabona” is a method of kicking the football, whereby the kicking leg is wrapped around the back of the standing leg – effectively with one’s leg crossed. The first Rabona was performed by Ricardo Infante in a game between Argentine teams Estudiantes de la Plata and Rosario Central in 1948. Rabona Magazine is a celebration of great football journalism, iconic photography and a slow appreciation of everything that makes the game beautiful. Based in London, England, we are not only lovers of the extravagant cross-legged kick from which we take our name, but also great design and a sharp eye for detail. We aim to bring you the best interviews and most insightful features via our flagship bi-annual magazine, quarterly newspaper and sparkling new website.
Details: Rabona Magazine – Issue Six (The China Issue)
148 pages, 265 x 200 mm
