Bayern Munich

"Mia san mia", Bavarian for "we are who we are". The motto sums up Bayern Munich, founded in 1900, perfectly: a calm, almost stubborn confidence and a habit of winning that turned the club into the giant of German football. A Bayern Munich poster means bold red, discipline and plenty of style.

Bavarian red and a stadium made of light

The first symbol is colour: a vivid red paired with white, no compromise. The round crest adds something unique, with the blue and white lozenges of the Bavarian flag at its centre.

The second is the Allianz Arena. Since 2005 its façade of inflated panels has glowed red on match nights, like a lantern on the northern edge of Munich. Few stadiums are as photogenic, and on a poster that glowing shape against the night sky makes an instant impression.

Then there are the players who built the legend, from Franz Beckenbauer to Gerd Müller, and those carrying it on. Left-footed winger Michael Olise, signed from Crystal Palace in 2024, now wears the number 17 and lights up the right flank.

Fitting it into your room

Bayern red is a powerful colour. To stop it overwhelming a room, surround it with neutrals: white walls, pale grey, natural wood. Black frames or a dark desk sharpen the contrast even further. A single print can be enough to give a desk real character.

A few pairings that work:

• the Allianz Arena at night next to a player portrait;
• a Bayern print in a gaming setup with red LEDs;
• a mix with other legendary clubs for a European wall.

The Bundesliga has its loyal followers in Tunisia, and Bavarian red fits right into a bedroom in Tunis or Sousse.