Dragan Stojkovic - The superstar Britain never knew

[@zeninimoni4205]

I dont care what anybody says, I am a football fan and this guy Stojković is a star player on Pele and Maradona level....no doubt...just so you know I am an albanian from Kosovo ...ther is no way you can deny greatness ...I just wonder what would have been if Stojković and Vokrri played together in the same team...who knows?...... God Bless

[@ordnaelmeister]

Stojkovic was the best non South American player of history...for me he is in the same level of messi.

[@conorsmith8551]

Baggio though

[@milanmihajlovic8569]

Serbian Maradona 😀

[@conorsmith8551]

@@milanmihajlovic8569 stojkovic and savicevic ❤️❤️

[@CayetanoenJapon1980]

He was the best goalkeeper in Russia, that's for sure

[@paniqueado10]

the great player of the world, the best of jugoslavia...

[@alanniketic7690]

Partizanovac sam, ali sa svom srcu priznajem da je Piksi bio najbolji fudbaler u istoriju jugoslovenskog fudbala i u top 7 najboljih igraća u istoriju svetskog fudbala. Divota gledati ga igrati.

[@melanief8632]

admired him since the mid 80s the best footballer ive ever seen, a Genius

[@TheMalimica]

PIXI JE UBEDLJIVO ! ...NAJPAMETNIJI,NAJKREATIVNIJI , I NAJTALENTOVANIJI COVEK KOJI JE IKADA IGRAO OVU IGRU ! SA TOLIKO LAKOCE,I RAZNOVRSNOSTI JE IGRAO...MAJSTOR !

[@cibetka76]

Not only a football master, but also real sportsman. He never fakes, never dives, even when several defenders try to tackle him within the box, he stays on his feet and keeps dribbling.

[@zeninimoni4205]

True true true...

[@milanmihajlovic8569]

True. 👍

[@Ali74]

The video title is nonsense. All of us in the UK saw Stojkovic light up the Italia '90 World Cup. The fella was a genius. His two goals vs Spain were very special. But for losing on penalties to Argentina in the quarterfinal they would have been one step away from the final, and Stojkovic was the jewel in the crown for Yugolslavia. He reminded me of Michael Laudrup. Balance, vision, fantastic at feints, great finisher. He was a world class player.

[@Kurgan618]

Spot on comparison. Shades of Gazza pre his injuries

[@danyoutube7491]

I was just thinking of Michael Laudrup as I watched the first minute or so. Similar in physique, fast and tall yet with a remarkable touch that set the ball just where he wanted it for the next thing he would do, great balance. I understand the video title; I was nine when Italia 90 happened, but don't remember watching the games, even though I got the sticker albums etc. Stojkovic was one of the big names that we all knew, but after the tournament I never heard about him again. I just Googled him, having read about him elsewhere and been curious to know what happened. He moved to Marseille after Italia 90 where he soon suffered recurring injuries that ended his European career. He played just 29 games in four years in France, though apparently made a big impression on the fans nonetheless. Thankfully though he had an Indian Summer in his career, playing seven years in Japan with Nagoya Grampus Eight. A shame though that he didn't continue to be a leading star in European football for the next five years or so. Mind you, given the war and ensuing political problems in Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, we wouldn't have gotten to see him or indeed his fellow stars (Savicevic et al, they had so many outstanding players) at USA 94, for example. A real shame for football that, as well as the country and players involved.

[@saptashwapal4400]

Great comparison with Laudrop 👌

[@ponjevickrstan3601]

Био је најбољи.

[@milosjovicevic6083]

@@danyoutube7491 He had injuries in 1991-1993, unfortunately. Then, at the age of 28, he received huge sums of money from Japan. He went there to finish his career. He literally became a God in Japan. They even have streets named after him. You didn't hear because Yugoslavia (Serbia) got the most unfair and sick sports sanctions. Stojkovic could not play due to sports sanctions between 1992 and 1998. He was forbidden to participate in the best years of his life. At that time, Serbia had one of the most brutal teams ever (Savicevic, Mijatovic, Stojkovic, Mihajlovic, Jugovic, etc.) but we could not participate in 1992, 1994 and 1996, otherwise it was the most expensive national team in the world at that time. At the age of 33, he played in the World Cup in 1998 and was fantastic again like in 1990. We had 2-0 against Germany and then an unfortunate own goal turned the situation in the group. Stojkovic literally dominated the midfield against the Germans, a pure sporting accident. We had a penalty against the Netherlands in the round of 16 with the score 1-1, which Mijatovic missed. But in 1998, Stojkovic and Savicevic were old. 1992-1996 would be the main favorites even before Brazil, because nobody in the world had 3 players like Savicevic-Stojkovic-Mijatovic.

[@sekurarattu]

About the 1990 World Cup quarter-final against Yugoslavia in Italy. From that generation of Yugoslavian players I remember Dragan “Piksi” Stojkovic and I often ask how he and Dejan are doing. Piksi was an incredible footballer - moved across the park with such ease - it was like dancing with the most beautiful girl. He was a true star. By Diego Maradona in 2012.

[@aces-ww8zl]

One of the best players in Italia 90, fact!!!!!

[@sampledelicsounds5034]

saw him at hampden, October 1988, in a 1-1 draw with Scotland and he was world class in that game. Probbaly the best pure footballing team i have seen in the flesh was the Yugoslavia team that night but this man stood out by miles, genius

[@wengersaphorism]

The constant dribbling to keep the ball off a soaked pitch was unbelievable. What a clever player. And how refreshing is it to see a player beat the keeper and then taunt him before he puts the ball into the net. You never see that in today's football. Coaches would have a heart attack. What a terrific player! He and Wenger had the honour of being in each other's company. Legends of the game!

[@mrTopz1988]

this player I always remember the 1st time I watched him play 98 world cup and I was like who is this guy he takes control of all game until this day I watch videos of him and I'm surprised hes not talk in the same level as pele or maradona he was ahead of his time best player from the Balkans ever from a greek fun

[@arsemafia]

Probably, you don't remember Italia'90. He was a real star then, even better than Maradona in some moments, especially when they played against each other. A pity, that due to war in his country I had to wait 8 long years, to see him again at France'98

[@jovandinic2327]

👏

[@bokaproka]

It is our Dragan Stojkovic Pixy, the only player to play, thinking and understand football with his head! RED STAR FOREVER!!!

[@MrDjuroDrljaca]

Ovakvog igrača mi jednostavno više nikad nismo imali

[@zoranstojkovic1463]

Đuro Drljača slazem se druze...

[@dd-sp9jy]

Na zalost mi nemamo vise ni igraca kakav je bio ognjenović na svom vrhuncu u Zvezdi ( npr protiv barse itd), a kamoli kao Piksi ili Dejo. Posle te generacije 98' mi proizvodimo samo neke balvane, bekove itd..A talenta nema ni za spas.

[@kokabu17]

I'll never forget him, such an excellent footballer, legend.

[@bojanbjelotomic8123]

Piksi - THE LEGEND!!! Thank you. Happy birthday.

[@nathanwilliams2152]

I think that former Yugoslav midfield of Stojkovic, Savicevic and Prosinecki,feeding Darko Pancev up front was just magic. Pity we in Britain didn't see this...

[@TheTomislavg]

And former Red Star midfield too.

[@presario934]

+Nathan Williams But we in Red Star Belgrade did see this :)

[@johnanon509]

I think that former Yugoslav midfield of Stojkovic, Savicevic and Prosinecki,feeding Darko Pancev up front was just magic. Pity we in ENGLAND didn't see this...

[@lexsoft3969]

Ball Juggling while running on that water-covered pitch is extraordinary. I think this is my favorite display of his play.

[@caminomoran543]

in1988,on both games against the great milan,who passed the turn only by luck,he made the dutch tulipans,donadoni,anceloti and the others look totally inferiors in front of him,world class player.

[@Vojadzer2008]

True..

[@ponjevickrstan3601]

Радили Гулит и Рајкард шпаге😉

[@JestersShoes]

He was one of my heroes! Great to see this vid. That dummy / feint / dragback at the WC will live with me until I die!

[@leeparsons6623]

Such incredible talent and work rate and largely been forgotten by football it would seem. I’ve watched every major tournament since Italia 90 and haven’t heard him mentioned once. A crying shame, was pure football poetry.

[@98091238]

Stojkovic signed for Nagoya in Japan when he was 29 years old... up until then, he played for Red Star and Marseilles (although he missed a lot of football with the French club) which were both top teams in Europe... he was also a mainstay of the Yugoslav National Team from 1983 to 2001 which included the likes of Susic, Prosinecki, Savicevic, Mijatovic, Jugovic etc.

[@predragon6196]

Out of all football goats I watched to this day, no one I loved to watch more then Zidane and Dragan Pixy Stojkovic, they had it all but what separate them from the rest of greats its that they didn't just played football, they were the conductors of amazing football symphony and made even world class defenders look silly...it was almost impossible for teammates to miss more chances then Stojkovic and Zidane could create and spoon feed them, I was always at impression that even if you surround them with 10 random players they would still look as one of greatest teams ever assembled Its utter shame that its almost impossible to find any decent quality videos of Maestro Stojkovic and he spent most of his career outside of Europe and its high level football media coverage, since he was among last of Classic #10

[@diogeniscruyff1084]

An artist and a lover of ball,genius

[@OOMackica]

Absolute legend. Remember seeing this footballer many times. Unbelievable talent.

[@gattuso3997]

Imagine Dejan Savicevic was under his shadow in that Red Star team. What a player he was and what a Red Star generation that was!

[@elvxxx]

This is insane, imagine if he play on this modern day. Brilliant footballer, even his magic touch remains after he became a manager! Fantastic. Just fantastic.

[@conorsmith8551]

Favourite player ever. So so skillful and just so much composure

[@азаматджаманкулов-х3л]

I heard about him when I was young, but only last year did I go through a selection of games (I'm 55 now). Awesome !!! Dribbling, vision, hitting, improvisation ... all at the level of the greatest masters. For me, he was the most technical player in the Old World along with Zidane!

[@blindcynic]

I'm romanian and I remember growing up in those days with those great eastern european teams. I remember those Crvena Zvezda - AC Milan games, I remember the fog interrupting one of those. amazing players, amazing times for football.

[@bracibgd]

I was 9 years old and remember all 3 games. Amazing player. Best I have ever been seen in Yugoslavia

[@danipfc]

Hagi & Stojkovic two great Masters

[@manuelfantoni4955]

Che calciatore meraviglioso!

[@bobbyjovi]

Met him in 94 In Sydney with Gary Linekar.Then watched him play for Nagoya while I live in Japan in 1999.Incredible player.

[@СеменАльтов-б5е]

The best player!!!

[@soleplain234]

Well, yes, because he spent the final days of his player career in Nagoya, and became a legend there. They have a stadium entrance which bares his name, a gallery and I even think that there is a street in Nagoya named after him. He later went on to be the manager of Nagoya, which only made the people there love him even more. It's incredible - all the people in Japan (well, at least Nagoya) know who Stojković is. :)

[@perapeki]

They know in Tokio as well 😉

[@xpat73]

Well I am British and 40....and I can say that anyone who followed football was well aware of him....probably starting around 1989/90 when Red Star had a good team and Yugoslavia had a decent team.

[@dieprankbrotherspranker3882]

Red star never gonna be so good as in the 90

[@SamuelKoen]

My idol when I started to play!!!

[@bracibgd]

My idol too :)

[@visi_inspektor_besevic]

Piksi's ONLY "defect" as a player was the fact that he was born in Serbia,Yugoslavia but not in Argentina or Brazil. If he was born in Argentina or Brazil nobody would gives a shit about Maradona,Messi or Pele,Ronaldo,Ronaldihno...Piksi would be their GOD. In World Cup in Italy 1990 at game Argentina-Yugoslavia (quaterfinal) he was Maradona instead of Maradona. Maradona was a shame on that game and the whole championship. And Piksi was WORLD TOP CLASS.

[@gunnyakdo1653]

+Viši inspektor Bešević maradona is still the best midfielder

[@savannahjcollect]

+Viši inspektor Bešević , I discover Piksi a year before he moved in OM (89-90), brilliant talented world class player: PIKSI STOJKOVIC, if was my inspiration as young kid, believe, i do understand what u mean, i was so frustated when he got his knee injured, because that kept him out the pitch for almost an entire season, i remember when he got back for the former Uefa champions league's final in bari italy, OM vs Etoile Rouge Belgrade (Red Star belgrade). OM's coach: Goethals made a serious mistake by not playing him right on the start of the game, despite Red Star's players at that time such as Prosinecki, Pancev, Savicevic confessing , fearing Dragan as crucial opponent on the pitch for the game, i remember that just like yesterday. I kept on wondering why he didn't have an career appropriated to his talent.And i came out with the conclusion that PIKSI failed the turning over by missing his crucial penalty against Argentina during 1990 World Cup 1/4 final, (even Maradona missed his but were a bit more lucky), if Yugoslavia would have got through, that could have transcended them for rest the rest of the competition. a wonderful team composed by great key's players: Katanec, Hazibegic, Susic, Vujovic, and the ones i've mentioned priorly. I always enjoy bumping into someone whom remember this WORLD CLASS PLAYER. PS: Enjoy what Leo Messi 's doing on the pitch, he still got few more year left then retire, then again people would miss this wonderful genius. For the Love of the game, peace man

[@gunnyakdo1653]

savannahj savannah are you yugo? im turkish

[@RoninDays]

The defect was not playing for a bigger european club, tbh. Matic is highly regarded despite Serbia not qualifying for many things during his career. He did give Japanese football some wonderful moments of world class, though.

[@Вуле-ж6ш]

nakamine1713 BIGGER EUROPEAN TEAM?? IN YEARS HE PLAYED RED STAR WAS THE BEST TEAM IN THE WORLD

[@jonas14g]

Just have to say I'm in Britain and Stojkovic was my favourite player as a kid, then Mancini and I rue that Yugoslavia didn't play from 92-98 so he was barely seen.

[@jonas14g]

and especially after I predicted Yugoslavia to win Euro92 (couldn't have been more wrong, maybe right in a way though). Predicted Colombia for USA'94 (thank you Pele) and then just stopped predicting.

[@usopen2011]

+jonas14g Those are exactly the same top 2 players for me from that period.

[@Sonofserbia]

politics and football stojkovic and savicevic in the midfield would have been unstoppable

[@srkendula]

You have beer, come to belgrade

[@tuka3333]

Piksi is hero for me.! Thanks for coming to Japan! He was the best match Euro2000"Yugoslavia vs Norway", played amazingly.

[@perapeki]

What can I say he was the true captain . My favorite player. Piksi velemajstor.

[@lexsoft3969]

The 1st Yugoslavian playmaker I knew was Safet Susic, but never saw him played at WC 1982. So, when knowing Susic was in the lineup against Spain at WC 1990 which was broadcasted live on TV, I was glad. But he seemed to be past of his prime. Fortunately there was Stojkovic, emerging brilliant playmaker.

[@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin]

I don't know who is the best player of all time. But I know Stojkovic was the most complete player of all time. I would be happy to play him in any position on the field except Centre-Back, and be confident that he would run the entire game.

[@duff1974]

Uno dei giocatori più forti che abbia visto in vita mia!!!!!

[@angelinprekducaj2368]

Bravo MAJSTORE ZIVJELJI 👏

[@dfactman1]

W O W....... this guy was a freak!!

[@sekurarattu]

Jean-Pierre Papin told as follows about Dragan Stojkovic in 2010. "A l’époque, c’était avec Maradona, l’un des meilleurs numéros dix du Monde. On a eu la chance de l’avoir à l’OM.

[@hafidmostarhfir2245]

Yogazlavia was the academy of football So many great artist He certainly was on top of the list

[@ΜΑΣΣΑΛΙΑ1899]

One of the best players of the 90s,too bad he is not staying longer in Marseille, in addition to his injured knee did some missed the season, it was 10% when he has playing. and during the final 91 had our coaches put substitute against the red star belgrade, while it was the best ballers.... Piksi Legend.

[@gonzalesgonzo7924]

jedan je piksi!!! maestro

[@pavlemanasijevic1998]

Dragan Piksi Stojković and Dejan Savićević are one of the best european players of alltime and they both played in Red Star Belgrade

[@jocaskljoca6146]

He is a living legend 🇷🇸

[@djokobasaric2969]

kakav PELE,MARADONA ILI MESI niko od njih se nije ovako igrao sa protivnicima iizvodio neverovatne poteze i dodavanja za anale samo PIXI

[@draganivovic931]

Ja ne znam po čemu je to maradona bolji od piksija, kad je piksi objasnio šta je fudbal

[@TIGERO-tw4bs]

ONE OF MY IDOLS AND HEROES

[@zoranstojkovic1463]

You have a friend from me

[@ordnaelmeister]

For my opinion, was the best of history...had more natural sense than Ronaldo Phenomenon, Pele and Ronaldinho...

[@billyadhitya4051]

he like totti and messi in one person...

[@sekurarattu]

Great Footage! Dragan Stojkovic `Piksi` is my life.

[@FearsomeVoid]

Best playmakers of the 90's = Michael Laudrup, Abedi Pele, Dragan Stojković, Gheorghe Hagi, Rui Costa, Zidane and Bergkamp

[@vikdeveere3369]

Elé was in 1970

[@vikdeveere3369]

Pelé

[@TataShvaler]

Vik Deveere Abedi Pele (born Abedi Ayew) from Ghana, father of Andrew and Jordan Ayew. During the 90s he played for Olympique Marseille, Torino, 1860 Munich, etc You are confusing him with the brasilian Superstar Edson Arantes do Nascimento "Pele".

[@musikolor]

MegaGoodoldtimes Zinedine Zidane and immediately after Dragan Stojković

[@makis71]

+MegaGoodoldtimes Agree, besides Abedi Pele and Bergkamp. Bergkamp was a striker. A bit before their time was Lagios Detari and Paulo Futre. Wish we can see something like them again in football.

[@MrLukajlo]

kakav je to majstor,dal cemo ikad vise imat ovakvog igraca

[@zeninimoni4205]

Slušaj Goran ja sam albanac sa Kosova ali ovaj Stojković je bio igračina u nivou Pelea i Maradone....samo se pitam šta bi bilo da su Piksi i Vokrri igrali u istoj ekipi.....ko zna ....pozdrav i jebi sve nacionaliste....God Bless

[@aleksandarmarkovic4802]

@@zeninimoni4205 kako sta bi bilo pa bili bi pod sankcijama kao kad smo imali najjaci sastav 😂🤣😂

[@sekurarattu]

One of the great playmaker !

[@djordjejovanic3432]

one and only!!

[@spencerglover1]

Stoijkovic and Savicevic were true greats, they were up there with Laudrup, Van Basten, Baggio, Romario, Hagi as the greatest players of the late 80s throughout the 90s.

[@miljanmaksimovic3488]

Best number 10 from europe.

[@patriotasrbija]

He was the level of Maradona and Pele...Year 1990 World Cup in Italy,Pixie Stojković was the best football player,Maradona have said ,too.

[@Yugoluv]

I feel like we are all missing out on these kind of players. Messi or Ronaldo are fabulous but they just don't make them like they used to. How I wish Piksi has a son who will turn out just like him. Same goes for Savicevic, Zidane, Bergkamp, Hagi, Laudrup.

[@angelinprekducaj2368]

Grande giocatore HVALA TI 💖⚽️

[@artreyes4958]

Jugador maravilloso

[@1979vojo]

Art Reyes necemo.

[@paulie1vivaaxl]

I thoroughly enjoyed that video.Thank you very much.

[@crazyhorse471]

For what it's worth I grew up in scotland and dragan was one of my favourite players. It is true that he isn't well known in Britain though.

[@mrpppatrick]

wow I'm not a football expert but this balkan player had skills

[@abdelkaderzinai2079]

MEILLEUR JOUEUR DE TOUS LES TEMPS. IL A UN MESSI ET UN MARADONA DANS CHAQUE PIED.

[@fancythathat]

Stojkovic is very known in Britain.

[@QualixMagath]

Damn hot scenes, he's a pure genius and his game was football-art at its best, for sure.

[@Tusnami76]

wow this has been the best list i ever seen, u definitely know ur football. thumbs up for u, everyone has to see this

[@Veljko8425]

He also played one season in Verona and then I think went back to Olympic, but injury cost him not to play, so he decided that it was better to move to Japan when he was 29. He was still world class and saved him self of brutalities of European defenders. Venger trained him in Japan and wanted him to move to Arsenal after, but Nagoya gave him an offer he couldn't refuse to stay. It's stupid to say he didn't have impact in world football and European football.

[@TauRhinoSaurus]

A right-footed Maradona.

[@xNEXTxHEROxPLEASE]

Guy scored a goal from the touchline as a manager lol

[@5eul]

heheh indeed. Piksi!!!

[@കട്ടപ്പ-ഖ2ന]

I searched for him after watching that

[@beglarkacharava6275]

serbian zidane respect from SAKARTVELO !!!

[@alllllllll00]

Phenomenal vision and skill

[@lexsoft3969]

Thanks for posting. He is one of my favorite number 10 playmaker. I watched him 1st time live on TV at WC 1990 in the match against Spain. I remember his free-kick goal (at 3:10). Sadly in the match against Argentina, he failed to score in penalty shoot-out, denied by crossbar. Maradona PK was worse, saved by the goalkeeper. Based on overall performance in that match, Stojkovic proved he was the better no.10 playmaker than Maradona. Now, watching this video, I become more impressed by his skills : ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, FK and juggling. What an opening display : I rarely saw a player juggling on the ball in a real match. The 1st player I saw doing so in a real match was Glenn Hoddle (my favorite player of all time). At 1:52-1:54, LOL ... I have never seen such a thing. Ha.ha.ha.... What an entertaining moment. Xavi Hernandez must see this. If the pitch is bad, don't complain, just have fun with it, like Stojkovic was showing there. Ha..ha. He is in the top 5 of my favorite playmaker of all time : 1. Glenn Hoddle 2. Diego Maradona 3. Juan Roman Riquelme 4. Johan Cruyff 5. Dragan Stojkovic

[@ay613]

Wow never thought riquelme was that good.

[@milosjovicevic6083]

@@ay613 He is nice guy but Hoddle and Riquelme was far away from others 3 😁😎

[@SCan1978]

Bester Jugoslawischer Fussballer aller Zeiten 👍PIKSI👍

[@കട്ടപ്പ-ഖ2ന]

Juggling and scoring..come on ..lit🔥🔥

[@mikebambur4672]

England never had 1/2 of player like Stojkovic.

[@fifaman95seany]

i have never seen this guy before i was searching on gary linekars career and saw a japaneese team called nagoya grampus and i found their former players list and saw this guy and his stats were amazing but this video just backs them up he has got awesome skills amazing accuracy and great passing and hes good from set plays what more could you want i wish i had heard of him before

[@nicbusette8481]

1)Pele, 2) Maradona, 3) Fat Ronaldo, 4) (George Best, George Weah, Jorge "Magico" Gonzalez), 5) Dragan "Piksi" Stojkovic, 6) Messi, 7) (Ronaldino, Cruyff, Zidane), 8(Dragan Dzajic, Hagi, Beckenbauer), 9) (Romario, Okocha, Puskas), 10) (Di Stefano, Garrincha, Rivelino). Zidane definitely copied roulette from Piksi as he was a teenager in Marseille watching his favorite team when Piksi was a star there. Eastern Europe does not get enough props for some of their great players.

[@keybuckley]

The Best!

[@andromeda5142]

За сва времена

[@98091238]

with the likes of Stojkovic, Savicevic, Prosinecki, Pancev, Jugovic, Mrkela, Mihajlovic, Belodedic etc., the Red Star teams of 1988-1991 were truly amazing... had the war not occurred, i think Red Star would have won another couple European and international trophies

[@AlinJ.]

Impressive. I'm glad I found out about him.

[@Angelo-9]

che giocatore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nthdegree1269]

goodness, i don't know what to say after seeing that. that is beyond belief.

[@fuckmerman666]

NADA DE LO QUE HAGA MESSI ME SORPRENDE POR QUE YA VI A DRAGAN STOIJKOVIC.

[@dulacdominique7630]

Le football d'avant c'était magnifique avec de grands artistes. Maintenant il y a très peu d'artistes et trop de bourrins qui ne savent que courir ! Spectacle souvent moche !

[@1sosalini]

great player , hagi was also a great , come to think of it also savicavic was also a rare talent

[@Siddhartha10100]

dont forget about savicevic please he is cream of eastern europe too ¡¡¡

[@druzearkan445]

Jao prva liga!

[@edwardwakley6933]

What I did remember as a kid pretending to be him playing football with my mates

[@abdelkaderzinai2079]

CE JOUEUR N,'A JAMAIS REÇU DE BALLON D'OR, C'EST LA BLAGUE DU SIÈCLE.

[@ELZIRONTE]

watch this video too...here on YT.... "Amazing Dribbles!!! Dragan Stojkovic"

[@BuyRetweetsOnline]

WELCOME TO ARSENALL PIXIEE!! :D