He didn’t score the winner. He made the night happen.

A back view of the Senegal No. 11, arms stretched wide, head turned toward the crowd. His bleached blond hair and the green, yellow and red stripes on the white shirt glow against a warm gold-to-green gradient. Behind him, faded celebration shots of teammates and the stands fill the top half of the frame. The big maroon name sits across the bottom, with a gold signature over it. The small text tells the story of the 2002 World Cup opener, when his run and cross set up the goal that beat the defending champions.

It’s a tribute to a historic upset and to the kind of player who changes a match without scoring. It suits a football fan’s room, a man cave, an office or a sports corner, and it’s a natural gift for any Senegal or African football supporter.