As the World Cup approaches, so to does the steady stream of adverts reminding us of the impending festival of football.<br /><br />And no World Cup is complete without Pepsi's offering, who have gone as far as teasing their actual advert with a 26-second clip on their own YouTube channel. <br /><br />The soft drinks company has a habit of making some of the most memorable adverts in football, whether that be taking an alternative look at Sir Alex Ferguson's half-time team talks, or showing how sumo wrestlers can beat the world's best footballers at their own game. <br /><br />The trio can all be seen at various points in the trailer, alongside three other characters - Omar, Kaljit and Ahmad, as they perform skills in the streets of what appears to be an Arabian city.<br /><br />A message appears on the screen giving an insight into what the story of the campaign might entail, with the message: 'This year, a nutmeg will stop the world. And no one can escape from it.' <br /><br />The trailer ends with Messi taking off his white hoodie to reveal the Pepsi top he's wearing under. <br /><br />Pepsi have a habit of creating eye-catching ads involving some of the games biggest stars.<br /><br />In recent years, the company has had huge brand ambassadors, such as David Beckham, Francesco Totti and Raul. <br /><br />Pepsi are no strangers when it comes to massive ad campaigns and are responsible for one of the most expensive adverts in TV history, spending $8.1million on their 2001 Super Bowl advert fronted by Britney Spears, called 'Joy of Pepsi'.
