Pure Class: Diadora Brasil 'Made in Italy' Remake Boots Released
Worn by some of the greatest players in the 1980s and 90s, Diadora has brought back the iconic Brasil boot, 'Made in Italy'.
Diadora used to be one of the biggest football boot brands around back in the day, and even Ballon d'Or winners such as Roberto Baggio in '93 and George Weah in '95 wore the Italian brand's boots.
Diadora Brasil 'Made in Italy' - Black / Fluo Yellow
This is the Diadora Brasil remake (pictures via SoccerBible).
The Brasil 'Made in Italy' cleats feature what is likely Diadora's most iconic color combination: black and fluo yellow.
In terms of tech, the new Diadora Brasil 'Made in Italy' soccer boots are the same as the black / white and white / blue colorways released three years ago.
They feature a water-repellent kangaroo leather upper and a modernized version of the original Double Action shock-absorbing system.
Diadora Brasil Made in Italy - Features
- A quilted vamp ensures maximum softness to the touch as well as full support while a water resistant treatment ensures your boots stay dry.
- Anti-stretch fabric is used to line the interior of the boot for excellent shape retention while an anti-slip lining in the heel area helps keep the foot securely in place.
- Made from fabric and shock-absorbing EVA elastomer, a sockliner with bending points in the forefoot area offers excellent flexibility and comfort.
- Used to be worn by Zico, Weah, Van Basten, Baggio, Totti, Vieri, Inzaghi, Roy Keane and many others
- Colorway: Black / Fluo Yellow
- Price: £230 (€250)
- Release date: July 2019
Retailing at £230 (€250), the black / fluo yellow Diadora Brasil boots are available to buy only as an FG version.
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Special McKinney Chupacabras 2026 USA Kit Revealed
USL League Two side McKinney Chupacabras FC have officially unveiled a 2026 special kit to celebrtae the United States, manufactured by Puma.
Following a fan vote held in late 2025 to determine the team's custom design, the new special uniform joins the home and away strips that were previously released in December.
Special Tampa Bay Rowdies 2026 'Stars and Hoops' Kit Released
USL Championship club Tampa Bay Rowdies have launched a special-edition "Stars and Hoops" kit by Charly to support the USMNT at the 2026 World Cup and celebrate the 250th anniversary of United States independence
The predominantly white jersey features the club's classic hooped sleeves reimagined in patriotic red, white, and blue, complemented by three white stars on each shoulder. Additional details include a blue collar with thin white and red trim, red sleeve cuffs with white and blue trim, and blue accents on the sides and shoulders.
The traditional Rowdies wordmark logo appears in blue across the chest. The kit is available in limited quantities.
Adidas x The Better Generation Grassroots Predator Sala Boots Released
Adidas has teamed up with The Better Generation and designer Andu.c to launch the Grassroots Predator Sala futsal boots. Created to coincide with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this limited collaboration offers a fresh take on the classic indoor silhouette.
The release is strictly limited to 1,248 pairs worldwide. Each pair is individually numbered to represent the total number of players participating in the expanded 2026 tournament.
The Better Generation x Adidas Grassroots Predator Sala boots will be available starting June 20, 2026. They are an exclusive release, available only through The Better Generation's in-store and online channels.
FC Barcelona 26-27 Home Kit Leaked - Official Images
We get an official look at the Nike Barcelona 26-27 home kit in the Women's cut, thanks to @opaleak.
New York City Releases 50 USD Handmade 2026 World Cup Jerseys
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched a limited-run, affordable NYC-inspired jersey to celebrate the 2026 World Cup. Priced at just 50 USD and sold at cost, the initiative provides an accessible alternative to expensive official FIFA merchandise (via GQ).
The jerseys are manufactured locally by Mazzi Sports, a custom sports apparel business operating out of its Brooklyn factory since 1986, and were designed by Brooklyn-based illustrator Arsh Raziuddin.
The local NYC kits feature distinct city motifs, including Big Apple and pigeon graphics, and are available in three colorways: black and white, yellow and black, and blue and orange.
Positioned as community pride gear, this grassroots release directly contrasts with the official FIFA World Cup 2026 New York New Jersey host city merchandise (375 USD).
2026 World Cup Teams Use Different Sleeves for New Debutant Patch
For the 2026 World Cup, FIFA has introduced a special 'Debut Patch' to be worn by players making their first appearance in the tournament, but the placement of this new badge varies between national teams. Mexico has positioned the debutant patch on the left sleeve of their kits, whereas South Africa has opted to place it on the right sleeve. This new addition for the competition allows federations flexibility in integrating the debutant patch alongside other official tournament sleeve badges.
