GOAL takes a look at some of the best magazines to read if you're a football fan
Whether you're looking for a magazine that covers football culture or one that keeps you up to speed on the latest happenings in the game, there is no shortage of football magazines out there.
But which should you be reading? Here, GOAL brings you some of the best football magazines to read right now.
MUNDIAL
MUNDIAL reminds you why you love football.
Described by Kelly Cates as "the world's most beautiful football magazine", MUNDIAL takes you on a journey through football culture in all its glorious forms, from grassroots astro dreams and classic kits, to cult heroes and raucous away-day capers.
If you're inclined to carefully chart the chronicles of Paolo Maldini, remember when Zinedine Zidane became a superstar at Bordeaux or worship at the altar of O Fenomeno, MUNDIAL is the magazine for you.
Released four times a year, MUNDIAL also has a membership club, with loads of perks and goodies for subscribers. Oh and they have a few decent podcasts too, such as GIANT and Reminding You Why You Love Football.
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World Soccer magazine is the oldest continually published football magazine in the United Kingdom and its pages have been graced by some of the best writers in the business.
Released each month, the magazine focuses on soccer around the globe, with specials on major tournaments, transfer window round-ups and scout reports on the best players to watch across the planet.
As well as providing insight, analysis and features, World Soccer also hands out awards for the best player, coach and team in a given year.
Four Four Two
Launched in 1994, Four Four Two magazine is a favourite of many football fans in the UK, with 13 issues each year.
The magazine is known for fascinating interviews with players and insightful features taking a look at the latest developments in the game.
Four Four Two can be purchased in print at most newsagents and there is also an app and a digital edition, with different options available for subscribers.
When Saturday Comes
When Saturday Comes heralds itself as "the half decent football magazine" in typically self-deprecating style, but it is one of the leading independent football magazines in the UK.
Having launched its first issue in 1986, WSC has sought to provide a blend of insight from its readers as well as well known football journalists, giving its content a distinctly terrace-informed voice.
Interestingly, When Saturday Comes have also published a number of books and the podcast is worth a listen too.