Ozil Goal AI · Fake rabona
Make a Lamine Yamal Fake Rabona AI Video
Your photo. A convincing fake. A defender going the wrong way. Recreate this rabona-style change of direction in a 9-second AI football clip.
9 seconds · 3:4 · 480p / 720p · 10 credits
Make my rabona videoWhat is the Yamal fake rabona?
A fake rabona is a feint: the attacker shapes a kick with one leg behind the other, then changes direction while keeping the ball. You may see it called a rabona feint or near-rabona. This template recreates the move with your appearance; it does not create match footage or guarantee a goal.
Create your version
Choose your photo
Use a clear JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB showing one consenting adult. A visible face, outfit and feet help describe your appearance.
Review the template
Yamal fake rabona is preselected. One photo replaces the attacker; the defender is an invented character. Confirm consent and the 10-credit cost.
Generate and download
Sign in and start generation. Once the video is ready and reviewed, play or download your 9-second MP4 with the template soundtrack.
What your video includes
A 3:4 football clip at 480p / 720p, with your appearance as the attacker and the template soundtrack added to the final file. No prompt or music upload is needed. Fast footwork, faces and clothing can vary between generations. Progress checks and downloading cost no extra credits.
Questions before you create
Is this a real Lamine Yamal video?
No. This sample and your result are AI creative videos inspired by the move. Ozil Goal AI is independent and is not affiliated with Lamine Yamal or any club.
Can I replace both players?
This version accepts one photo for the attacker. The defender is generated and cannot be selected with a second photo.
Does the video include the same music?
Yes. Your finished video includes the same background music heard in this sample. This template does not offer a music selector.
What happens if generation fails?
The video costs 10 credits after your photo passes review. Failed generation or a rejected result returns the reserved credits. A completed video that you choose to remake is a new generation.