Marco Reus Trains in Blackout Next-Gen Puma Future Netfit 19 Boots + Crazy Colorway Leaked
Mar 4, 2018, by Chris
Marco Reus has been spotted with a blackout prototype version of Puma's next-generation Future Netfit soccer cleats in training this week. The second generation of the Puma Future football boots are set for a release ahead of the 2018 World Cup (May 2018), just six months after the silo was introduced.
Around two weeks ago, Marco Reus made his comeback after an injury wearing a makeshift laceless version of the Puma Future Netfit football boots.
Marco Reus Trains in Blackout Next-Gen Puma Future Netfit 19.1 2018 World Cup Boots
Here is a close-up picture of the cleats worn by Marco Reus in training this week.
Just as the first generation, the main feature of the next-gen Puma Future Netfit 2018-2019 soccer cleats is the innovative Netfit net lacing technology that allows for endless lacing options and optimal fit. The main difference to the first generation is the shape of the collar and the upper in the touch area.
Leaked Next-Gen Puma Future Netfit 19 Boots
The outsole of the next-generation Puma Future Netfit 2018-2019 football boots is the same as the one of the first generation. The Pebax sole plate is Puma's offers lightweight, reactive, high-traction with a combo of smartly placed conical and bladed studs
The second-gen Puma Future Netfit 19.1 soccer shoes will be revealed in late May 2018.
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Dortmund 26-27 Third Kit Leaked - Launch Soon
@opaleak has shared a promo image of Borussia Dortmund's new 2026-27 third kit ahead of its official release. It is set to be released today, July 30.
National Team Crest Evolutions
Renowned football designer Emilio Sansolini (@EmilioSansolini) has published a comprehensive visual overview highlighting the evolution of national team crests around the world. Titled 'Then & Now', the graphics showcase dozens of international football federations, comparing their previous badges directly with their current modern redesigns.
The visual collection covers major footballing nations alongside smaller federations across all major continental confederations. High-profile rebrands featured in the comparison include France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, and the United States, illustrating the widespread shift toward minimalist aesthetics, modernized heraldry, and sleeker digital styling over the past decade.
While many modern redesigns aim to create cleaner, more scalable digital logos, fan reactions to these visual shifts remain mixed. Minimalist updates for nations like Spain, Mexico, and South Korea have often sparked debate regarding traditional heritage versus modern branding, whereas updates for federations such as Iceland, Costa Rica, and Venezuela have generally received praise for introducing fresh identity concepts.
Walsall FC 26-27 Third Kit Released
Walsall FC and Macron have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. Completing the Saddlers' strip collection alongside the previously launched home and away uniforms, the new jersey delivers a clean look for the upcoming campaign.
The Macron Walsall 26-27 third shirt comes in a dark navy base, complemented by crisp white details throughout. White piping outlines the raglan shoulder seams, paired with a matching crew-neck collar and trim on the sleeve cuffs. Instead of the traditional club crest, the jersey features a minimalist silhouette of the swift bird on the chest, along with white logos for Macron and main sponsor NoFo Brew Co.
Exclusive: Juventus 26-27 Third New Images Leaked - Kids Version
We can leak new imagery of the 26-27 Juventus Turin third jersey, showcasing the kids version of the upcoming jersey. Built on a black base with metallic gold accents, the shirt features Adidas' iconic 3-Stripes across the shoulders alongside gold logos for Adidas, main sponsor Jeep, and the Juventus crest complete with three stars. A dark flame graphic rises from the bottom hem, while the back collar is stamped with the gold inscription Youth Since 1897, paying homage to the Latin origin of the club's name. The kids replica variant also features standard Climacool branding on the lower front hem.
