Bled FC just released a new hoodie to honor the upcoming Chinese New Year. This year, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Singaporean, Malaysian & Indonesian people from all over the world will celebrate the Year of the Fire Rooster. The Bled FC Hoodie is now available on presale on our shop online. Very limited Edition!

Model: Kimee, Photo: Nam Kunn 

2016 is over, time to show you a selection of our favorite jerseys of this year:
PSG, third, Nike – FC Seoul, home, Le Coq Sportif – France, away, Nike – Johor FC, home, adidas – AS Roma, away, Nike.

City of light ✨ #bledfc #izicestlebled #psg #icicestparis #nikefootball

Une photo publiée par Bled FC (@bledfc) le 6 Oct. 2016 à 0h52 PDT

Soul of Seoul in Paris, thanks to the bro @jsinism of @nivelcrack for the @fcseoul jersey. Photo by sista @srnknn @emeleska #bledfc #izicestlebled #fcseoul #kleague #seoul #lecoqsportif

Une photo publiée par Bled FC (@bledfc) le 21 Juil. 2016 à 3h37 PDT

One day, one night to wait before the big party at @pointephemere! Come at 7pm for the launch of the Bled Buvettes, the Black Blanc Bled exhibition and the live painting by @lalasaidko ouai ouai! #bledfc #izicestlebled #blackblancbled #bledbuvettes #euro2016 #fiersdetrebleus

Une photo publiée par Bled FC (@bledfc) le 9 Juin 2016 à 9h00 PDT

Waiting for the weekend… Do you know Johor Darul Ta’zim FC? The most successful club in Malaysian Super League history, and this year again, the Southern Tigers won the championship for the third consecutive year. #bledfc #izicestlebled #johordarultazim #malaysiansuperleague #adidasfootball #nikefootball

Une photo publiée par Bled FC (@bledfc) le 14 Oct. 2016 à 4h50 PDT

Top 5 jerseys of 2016, chosen by @namkunn : PSG / third, FC Seoul / home, FFF / away, Johor FC / home & As Roma / away #bledfc #izicestlebled #psg #icicestparis #fcseoul #equipedefrance #fff #johorfc #asroma #forzaroma #adidasfootball #nikefootball #lecoqsportif

Une photo publiée par Bled FC (@bledfc) le 28 Déc. 2016 à 9h02 PST

Best of both worlds.
As a graphic designer, I’ve been inspired by cartoons – and especially mangas – since my earliest days. I grew up watching Dragon Ball Z on TV, buying mangas at the bookshop, collecting any manga-related goodies, and above all drawing my favorite characters on anything, at anytime. Few years later, I started watching Naruto, which I immediately fell in love, for its original universe and storyline.
It was obvious for me to work on a project that blends my two biggest passions: football and mangas. I came up with 6 characters, 3 of each manga, all coming from different “bleds”. From there, I pictured 6 football clubs, which I created the logo for – inspired by their place of origin.

Here are the clubs of the Mangas Football League:

Kame House FC, Sangoku’s first ever club, where he became a first class striker, under the surveillance of the intransigeant Coach Kame Sennin.

Konoha United, lead by its charismatic captain and playmaker Naruto who achieved to reunite the numerous clans of his beloved “bled” – right after the turbulent departure of Sasuke for the Dynamo Akatsuki, the enemy.

Zenith Namek and its prodigal son Piccolo. At a very young age, he left his first club for a more prestigious one. After winning many trophies with Le Tout Puissant FC, the midfielder decided to come back home in order to bring the club back to the top of the league.Dynamo Akatsuki, the sworn enemy of Konoha United, their confrontation is one of the most passionate derbies there is. It all started when Dynamo proposed to pay the release clause of the Konoha super star and winger Sasuke – who accepted the offer as he couldn’t stand the step up of his rival Naruto.

West City FC is a family club, also the richest of the league due to the lucrative sponsoring with the Capsule Corp. Their Captain and forward Vegeta is now retired, but his son Trunks took the lead of the team, despite his young age.

Atletico Sunagakure is not the most glorious club of the league but its leader and defensive sweeper Gaara is one of the most beloved players by the club’s supporters due to high-level performances, and his bravery on the pitch.

Words, illustrations and logos by Nam Kunn