This image depicts a large graffiti mural, observed in the city of Mezdra, Bulgaria

This image depicts a large graffiti mural, observed in the city of Mezdra, Bulgaria. The mural primarily features a red background with white and light-colored paint splatters. At the top, white Cyrillic text reads "ОЩЕ ОТ ДЕТЕ ЗАПАЛИ МОЕТО СЪРЦЕ" (Even as a child, you lit my heart). Below this text and centrally located are three stylized yellow five-pointed stars, with the rightmost star partially obscured. A prominent circular emblem is situated below the stars, rendered in black with a white outline and speckling. This emblem contains a large central white star with a black interior. Surrounding the central star are two stylized laurel wreaths, and beneath the star, the Cyrillic text "ЦСКА" (CSKA) appears, followed by the number "1948." The lower portion of the mural features a group of stylized human figures, depicted in black and white with light outlines and textured speckling, characteristic of stencil art. These figures are portrayed in active poses, suggestive of a crowd of football supporters. A central figure raises both fists in the air, wearing a hooded garment and a face covering. To the left, a partially visible figure wears a helmet or balaclava, also with a raised fist. To the right, multiple figures are visible, some with open mouths indicative of shouting, one holding a mug or cup aloft, and another with an arm raised. The collective posture of the figures conveys enthusiasm and allegiance.