Nike advert has succeeded in creating Internet hype with its new World Cup advertisement. Since the new advertisement was officially published, the Internet has gone crazy. The new soccer ad from Nike Football shows what would happen if Brazilian Ronaldo met Kylian Mbappé. As the World Cup kicks off in Qatar, Nike Football has unveiled its latest commercial, showing fans what would happen if the legends of early football met the stars of today in the Football Verse.

If you are interested in football, you surely wanted to know what would happen if the great Ronaldinho met Mbappé or Brazil's Ronaldo met Portugal's Ronaldo? That's exactly what hasn't played out now, pitting the legends against each other.
TV commercials for football have been getting better and better the last few years, but Nike has taken it to a new level with this spot. The ad breaks boundaries and features stars like Mbappé, Cristiano Ronaldo, Van Dijk, the 1998 and 2002 versions of Brazil's Ronaldo, and quite a few soccer legends more.

The spot and the experiment shown here is called the "GOAT Experiment" shows how footballers of the past and present compete against each other using computer graphics in the Football Verse. Here two scientists discuss animatedly whether Kylian Mbappe is better than the Brazilian legend Ronaldinho. Then one of the scientists suggests teleporting Mbappe and Ronaldinho to the lab to see who is the better footballer. In the video, football stars from the past and present are beamed through a portal and play a football match against each other. In addition, there are several funny scenes that could also be from a Marvel movie. The clip is packed with nostalgia and answers to all sorts of "what if" questions that have been asked over the years.

For example, Brazilian striker Ronaldo Nazario is also transported from Japan to compete against today's Mbappe and Ronaldinho. Little by little, several icons are beamed over until the clip ends with Ronaldo Nazario showing up in real life to ask "what the hell" was going on.

Nike has certainly succeeded in a huge coup and promoted its jerseys and shoes as well as rarely before.