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Football Player Doodle Stats Poster

A dark scrapbook poster of one footballer, an action photo ringed in neon doodles and handwritten career stats, with player, ink color and nickname editable.

Made for GPT ImagePoster & TypographyRevision 4

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The footballer the poster is built around — a full real name, since the stats are auto-filled from their actual career

Nickname or title

Whether the second line under their name is a nickname or an earned title — 'La Pulga' versus 'Ballon d'Or winner'

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Create a scrapbook doodle-style football poster of . AI auto-generates realistic career stats (club and national team). Main photo: realistic, unchanged ( in action or iconic pose). Doodles and handwritten notes: white and neon ink (no warm colors unless specified), arrows, stars, scribbles, sketchy outlines. Add a glowing outline around the player's body. Layout (bold handwritten titles and stats): - Top Title: "" plus "" - Club Career: total matches and goals plus 2–4 main clubs (apps and goals) - Highlights: 2–3 standout achievements (e.g., UCL goals, Ballon d'Or, top scorer) - National Team: caps and goals plus 1–2 international achievements Style: modern football poster x notebook aesthetic, clean but energetic, slightly messy doodles, high contrast, neon accents on dark or muted background. Important: all stats must be realistic and proportional to the player's real career.

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When to use it

Use when you want a fan poster for one player with their club and national-team numbers written around the photo.

How to get the best result

  • Give the player's full real name; the club totals, honors and caps are generated from that name and nothing else.
  • Choose the ink color knowing it also glows round the player; the only other ink is white on a dark or muted ground.
  • Write the nickname line as the actual nickname or honor, not the word for it; it sits under the name as a second title.

Watch-outs

  • The stats are written by the model, not by you; check every number against the real record before the poster goes out.
  • 'Realistic, unchanged' describes an attached photo, but there is no image control; add one or the face is invented.
  • A title plus three blocks of handwritten stats is a heavy text load; expect a misspelled club name in the small lines.

Source and attribution

License
MIT
Example cases by
ryanpp27

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