Nikon x Documentaries — Club World Cup Miami

Exclusive Access. Real Football Stories. Captured Through Nikon.
During the Club World Cup in Miami, we collaborated with Documentaries, one of the region’s most influential sports storytelling platforms, to document the tournament through the lens of Nikon — delivering exclusive insider coverage, authentic storytelling, and never-before-seen behind-the-scenes moments.
The collaboration was led on-ground by Adel Eissa, founder of Documentaries, who used Nikon gear to capture the tournament from a rare perspective — the one that exists behind the cameras, beyond broadcast frames, and inside the emotional core of football culture.

Behind-the-Scenes Coverage
- Team arrivals & preparation
- Warm-up environments
- Locker-room corridors
- Quiet pre-match focus
- Shared moments between players & staff
The type of scenes that define the spirit of the competition —
but rarely reach the outside world.

Press Conference Documentation
- Coaches under pressure
- Post-match reflections
- Emotion in victory & defeat
Nikon captured expressions that no broadcast frame could translate
Faces that showed:
⚡ intensity
⚡ relief
⚡ frustration
⚡ pride
The human side of elite football.

Match-Environment & Sideline Moments
- Tunnel energy
- Touchline reactions
- Players off-camera
- Match-night electricity
Not just the action on the field —
But the world happening around it.

Fan Culture & Supporter Stories
- Traveling supporters
- Celebration chaos
- Tearful emotional wins
- Shared chants & unity
These became some of the most powerful images of the tournament.
- Real people.
- Real passion.
- Real football emotion.
Captured honestly — through Nikon.
🌍 Viral Reach & Global Exposure

Several images captured during the collaboration gained massive traction across football communities — including:
✔ Reposts on official FIFA platforms
✔ Features on Al Ahly’s official pages
✔ Widespread sharing across international fan networks
✔ Strong engagement across regional sports media
The coverage didn’t just document the tournament.
It shaped how people experienced it online.


