Happy Birthday, Radamel | Here Is Falcao's Unbelievable Boot History
Radamel Falcao, Colombia international and AS Monaco striker, celebrates his birthday today. We take a look at the boots worn by a player who has worn more different boot silos and brands than possibly any other player in recent history.
Four Different Adidas Boot Silos and Nike for His First Matches For River Plate
Here are some of the boots Falcao wore before he moved from Argentina to Porto.
Falcao made his first professional match for his youth club Colombian team Lanceros Boyacáon 28 August 1999 at the age of just 13 years and 199 days, becoming the youngest debutant at the second tier of Colombian professional football. However, the first pictures on which we can see his boots date back to 2005, when he made his debut for his new club River Plate. He played some of his first matches in Nike's white and red Air Zoom Total 90 Supremacy soccer cleat, while he made most of his 90 games for River Plate wearing boots from Adidas.
Falcao used a ton of different Adidas football boots, including four different boot silos (Adipure, Adizero, Predator + an classic model with the Trefoil Adidas logo - pictured above) as well as a stunning custom Adidas Predator 'Colombia' colorway.
Radamel Falcao Joins Porto - Switches to Blackout Mizuno Boots
When Radamel Falcao moved to Porto in 2009, he not only said goodbye to kits from the Three Stripes but also ditched his Adidas boots as he opted to wear a blackout pair of Mizuno's Wave Ignitus soccer shoe.
Radamel Falcao Joins Puma
On September 27 2011, Puma announced that they signed the Colombian striker, who won the Europa League with Porto in the season before scoring an incredible number of 17 goals. Falcao became a face of the Puma evoSPEED, which he should wear in the following five years for several different clubs, including Atlético Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea.
Radamel Falcao Leaves Puma After Almost Exactly 5 Years - Is He Set to Join Nike?
In early October 2016, almost exactly five years after he signed a contract with Puma, Radamel Falcao blacked-out his boots. He laced up in blackout evoSPEED boots in all official matches since then, while he was once also spotted wearing Nike Mercurial boots, indicating a possible switch to the Swoosh.
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Nike "Joga Bonito" React Gato & Streetgato Boots Released
Nike has introduced Brazilian-inspired "Joga Bonito" editions for the React Gato and Streetgato, paying homage to the brand's iconic 2006 campaign. The lifestyle and small-sided Streetgato arrives in a vibrant canary yellow upper with white accents and a classic gum outsole, while the indoor-focused React Gato is dressed in royal blue with silver detailing and embroidered "Joga" branding on the heel tab. Both models feature soft synthetic leather across the forefoot for an enhanced touch, combining heritage flair with modern court performance and React cushioning.
PSG to Wear Special Pink October Kit Against Lyon
Paris Saint-Germain and main sponsor Qatar Airways have unveiled their fifth consecutive Pink October initiative to support breast cancer awareness and patient care. For the campaign, PSG's 26-27 home kit features the iconic pink ribbon placed underneath the Qatar Airways logo, complete with a pink gradient effect and matching pink player names and numbers on the back. The men's squad will wear the special shirt during their Ligue 1 clash against Olympique Lyonnais on October 25 at the Parc des Princes, following appearances by the women's team against OL Lyonnes on October 17 and the handball side on October 10. Match-worn shirts from these fixtures will be auctioned off to raise funds for the AP-HP Sorbonne Université hospital network.
In-House FC Barcelona 92-95 Remake Kit Released
FC Barcelona has officially launched a brand new retro collection paying homage to one of the most celebrated eras in club history: the 1992-1995 Dream Team period. Fronted by first-team stars Pedri, Gavi, and Raphinha, the release takes heavy inspiration from the classic home kit worn under legendary manager Johan Cruyff during an era defined by domestic dominance and European glory.
The centerpiece of the capsule is the 1992-95 retro shirt, which recreates the aesthetic of the iconic 1990s Kappa design without Kappa logos. It features traditional wide blaugrana vertical stripes, an authentic spread polo collar, and an all-over tonal jacquard pattern woven into the fabric. As an in-house club production rather than an official Kappa reissue, the original manufacturer branding and sleeve tape have been replaced with a stylish cursive "Barça" script on the chest and repeated along the sleeves.
Complementing the jersey, the retro capsule also includes matching blue shorts with branded side striping, an 1899 striped knitted sweater, and period-inspired socks, alongside optional #10 printing on the back of the shirt.
The Barcelona 1992-95 retro collection is available now exclusively through the official Barça online store and physical club shops, with the flagship shirt priced at €69.99.
Ecuador Release Special-Edition Kit for Japan Friendly
Ecuador and Marathon Sports have officially unveiled a special-edition yellow jersey for the national team's friendly against Japan on October 1, 2026, played at Yokohama International Stadium. The unique release continues Marathon's bespoke series designed specifically for Ecuador's late 2026 Asian tour.
Based on Ecuador's traditional yellow home shirt, the jersey is highlighted by intricate red line-art graphics across the lower front. The artwork depicts an Andean condor facing a Japanese red-crowned crane, symbolizing a duel between the cultural icons of both nations. Dark navy trims on the v-neck collar and sleeve cuffs complete the look, alongside patterned side panels.
The shirt follows the matching white collector's edition kit Ecuador debuted against South Korea a week earlier, which featured an Andean condor opposite a Korean tiger. Produced in limited quantities, the shirt will be worn during the match in Yokohama.
Second Team After PSG: Jordan IF Brommapojkarna 2026 Special-Edition Kits Released
Swedish Allsvenskan side IF Brommapojkarna have officially teamed up with Jordan Brand to launch a bespoke special-edition collection. The release includes a one-off home jersey alongside a matching goalkeeper shirt, placing the renowned Stockholm club into rare company as one of the select few football teams to collaborate directly with the Jumpman.
The collection makes Brommapojkarna the second team to wear Jordan, after Paris Saint-Germain.
The Jordan IF Brommapojkarna 2026 special-edition home shirt is rendered in vibrant University Red and draws strong inspiration from classic football jerseys. It features a retro polo collar with white trim, complemented by striped ribbed cuffs in black, red, and white. The chest displays bespoke details, with a Jumpman shield crest on the left chest, a community-inspired handshake emblem encircled by laurels on the right, and collegiate-style "BP" lettering proudly sitting below the Jordan wordmark in the center.
Alongside the red outfield shirt, the collection also includes a stealthy black edition crafted for the goalkeeper.
Both special-edition jerseys are now available through Pro:Direct Soccer and select Swedish retailers like Stadium, retailing at 1,199 SEK.
Cesena 26-27 Third Kit Released
Cesena FC and Macron have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the side's historic 1976-77 UEFA Cup tie against 1.FC Magdeburg, the only European tie in the club's history.
The Cesena 2026-27 third shirt arrives in a royal blue base crafted from glossy Eco Everton fabric evoking retro 1980s and 90s aesthetics, complemented by darker blue inserts across the shoulders, sleeves, and sides framed by black piping. Running down the left chest behind the club crest are two vertical white stripes directly inspired by the jersey worn by Magdeburg during that memorable first-leg encounter in 1976. Completed with a woven Magdeburg 1976–2026 commemorative tag at the hem and the club's #DAIBURDEL motto on the upper back neck, the new look is paired with royal blue shorts and socks.










