Stories

The People’s Puskas is on full throttle. Free kicks, volleys, and impossible combinations of technique and flair–and everything in between–are flooding our inbox at the moment.

For a group of players at NASA Tophat, what started as simple childhood games is now shaping their future in college soccer. With Division 1 scholarships in hand, they’re proving that dreams can turn into reality. In this article, meet some of the players whose journeys are paving the way for their next big chapter.

With a breathtaking volley that left jaws on the floor and the internet in awe, Welsh player Mason Evans from Ynyshir Albions FC not only etched his name into amateur football history but also became the inaugural winner of Veo's People’s Puskas award.

Working in local communities, Fisher Talent Group is a football scouting nonprofit discovering and promoting African youth talent continent-wide. The organization uses innovative technology and a grassroots approach to empower youth and create opportunities to advance their lives through football.

From nurturing young talent to building communities, Kevin De Bruyne’s KDB Cup is shaping the future of football while preserving the spirit of the game.

Football is a game of moments – breathtaking seconds when everything clicks, and a goal becomes unforgettable. People’s Puskas 2024 is here to celebrate your moments. The ones that deserve to be seen, shared, and celebrated.

Veo is on a mission to find “the best goal you never saw” and invites the football community to spotlight unforgettable goals that often go unnoticed, far from the spotlights.

The Islington Midweek Football League recently witnessed an extraordinary 8-1 victory, highlighted by a jaw-dropping goal from Ardi Canolli. Captured on a Veo camera and now shared widely online, the goal has reached millions on social media.

What does it take to build a team destined to reshape the football landscape—not just in Denmark but across Europe? FC Copenhagen have gained a reputation as an internationally recognized and competitive club that won’t let the relative size of the league and club affect their impact. In the last 15–20 years, they have realized their ambitions and gained remarkable results against some of Europe’s biggest teams. This summer, the Copenhagen club launched their first women’s team.

Oliver Lahr from TSV Buch II scored three free-kick goals in a 5-1 victory against Post SV. The Kreisliga Nürnberg game, recorded using a Veo camera, has since gone viral on social media.

With an impressive goal in the 4-4 match, Jamaican Zane Byron has been celebrated online for his remarkable skills captured on Veo.

With a clear strategy and strong ambition, Paul Cutter works daily to develop Garden City High School’s soccer program, focusing on enhancing players’ skills while supporting their personal growth.