Ozil goal prompt for Kling: copy it, no names needed

Copy this prompt

Image-to-video, 9:16, about 10 seconds.
Reference image 1 is the SCORER. Keep their face, hair, clothing and colours exactly as in the image, and never put them in a football kit. If the subject is a pet, a toy or a drawn character, turn it into a living, life-size version that moves like a footballer.
Scene: a mid-size football ground at night under bright floodlights, wet green grass, a dark crowd behind blank orange advertising boards, grey concrete stands. The goalkeeper wears a plain white kit and gloves, the two defenders plain dark green kits. A classic black-and-white ball. No logos, no badges and no readable names or numbers.
Camera: one handheld telephoto camera at grass level, side-on, running alongside the SCORER with natural shake. One hard cut at the very end.
Shot 1: the SCORER dribbles forward at speed. The goalkeeper rushes out and slides in feet first.
Shot 2: with one calm touch the SCORER scoops the ball over the sliding goalkeeper, who tumbles on the grass.
Shot 3: a green defender slides in from the side and misses as the SCORER nudges the ball past him. A second defender lunges in; the SCORER stops, shifts the ball the other way and both end up sprawled on the grass.
Shot 4: the SCORER strolls into the box and taps the ball toward the empty goal. Hard cut to a low camera behind the net: the ball rolls slowly in while the defenders and the goalkeeper sit on the grass.
Audio: live stadium sound only, tension rising to a huge roar at the goal. No commentary, no music.
Photorealistic, natural motion, with no text, no subtitles, no scoreboard, no logos and no watermark.

How to use it

• Attach your scorer photo as reference image 1. For a friend in goal, add a second photo and change the line to say that image 2 is the GOALKEEPER.
• Leave real names out. Kling filters real player and club names, and a person's name or likeness can infringe their rights, so the prompt describes the action instead.
• Tools change often. Check the length and aspect ratio yours supports and edit the first line.