A six-panel comic strip in vibrant, realistic style, depicting a humorous story of a 30-year-old journalist named Benni. He has dark blond hair, wears sporty Fred Perry clothing (polo shirt, jeans, sneaker) and a baseball cap, and carries a notebook and pen. The comic unfolds without speech bubbles, using expressive body language and detailed backgrounds to convey the story. Panel 1: Benni stands outside the "DG Arena" stadium, holding a notebook and pen, looking thoughtful but determined. The stadium facade is visible, with a lively scene of people entering. Panel 2: Benni approaches a group of women wearing press badges around their necks. He gestures, asking for information. The women look confused and shrug, one pointing to her badge. Panel 3: Benni speaks to Edhem, a friendly greenkeeper with a lawnmower nearby. Edhem smiles warmly, holding out a small note with a phone number. The dry, yellowish grass of the field is visible in the background. Panel 4: Benni confidently makes a phone call, holding his pen in the air like a tool. In the background, faint, ghostly images of his old teachers appear: one strict and scowling, the other astonished but bemused. Panel 5: Novac, a serious man in formal attire, pulls a press pass out of his bag. Benni smiles gratefully and nods in appreciation. Behind them, a part of the stadium interior is visible. Panel 6: Benni triumphantly holds up the press pass with a big grin. In the background, a ghostly image of his German teacher laughs and shakes her head. Benni looks proud yet amused at the irony. Art Style: Clear comic-style illustrations, bright and engaging colors, realistic but slightly exaggerated expressions for humor. Detailed backgrounds to evoke the atmosphere of a Montenegrin football stadium. --v 4