The FIFA Museum in Zurich, a sanctum dedicated to the pulsating heart of international football, stands resolute, its windows a geometric jigsaw. The panes reflect fragmented tales of glory and unity, passion and dreams, narrating the silent echoes of a sport that speaks a universal language. Within these glass confines, history is not just viewed but vivaciously lived, a spectrum of football’s heritage ricocheting off the museum’s prismatic facade.
