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Michael Olise has once again caught the attention of boot enthusiasts by wearing a pair of custom mint green Nike Hypervenom Phantom III boots during France vs Norway.

The striking mint green colorway was specifically chosen to perfectly match the accents of the France away kit.

This recent choice highlights Olise's distinct habit of meticulously coordinating his football boots with his team's kits. Operating without a boot sponsorship deal, the winger has the freedom to select his footwear based entirely on aesthetics rather than contractual obligations. He frequently sources old or custom pairs of his favorite Nike Hypervenom Phantom III boots, ensuring perfect color coordination with his club and country uniforms.

His dedication to this matching aesthetic has become a signature part of his on-pitch style. By prioritizing visual harmony between his boots and kits, Olise stands out in an era where most top-level players are tied to strict brand sponsorships and colorway mandates.

During the 2026 World Cup group stage match between Czechia and Mexico, Chilean referee Cristian Garay caught the attention of boot enthusiasts with a nice pair of customized Adidas Copa Mundial boots. Thanks to abcdefutbol for the spot.

Serving as the fourth official for the game, Garay wore the iconic black and white cleats, but with several personalized details that set them apart from the standard retail version.

The modifications, carried out by customizer Emilio Street Shoes, bring a stylish update to the classic silo. The official 2026 FIFA World Cup logo is printed in gold on the heel area. The boots also feature golden thread detailing along the sides, complementing the traditional white Three Stripes and adding a premium touch to the historic design.

The new RKC Waalwijk home kit was officially released today. Made by Stanno, the new RKC Waalwijk 2026-27 home shirt will be worn in the upcoming Dutch second divison football season.

The Stanno RKC Waalwijk 2026-27 home jersey was launched under the campaign slogan Gedragen door de toekomst, which translates to Worn by the future. It boasts a striking design in yellow with blue brushstroke stripes.

Following their promotion to the 2. Bundesliga and the announcement of a new long-term supplier deal with Adidas until at least 2031, the Energie Cottbus 2026-27 home kit has been released, while the away kit was spotted. The new shirt marks the club's transition to the Three Stripes for their upcoming campaign in Germany's second tier.

Cottbus' 26-27 kits are based on standard Adidas teamwear, the Adidas 26 Tiro Competition.

We can exclusively leak the upcoming Adidas River Plate EQT lifestyle jersey. Inspired by the brand's iconic early 1990s Equipment era, the shirt features a clean white base highlighted by oversized red EQT stripes over the shoulders. Both the classic black Adidas Trefoil logo and the River Plate crest are positioned centrally on the chest, completing the retro aesthetic.

There will also be a fitting t-shirt plus a tracksuit.

German 3. Liga side Rot-Weiss Essen has announced an expanded partnership with soft drink brand HOLY for the 2026-27 season.

Having served as an official partner during the previous campaign, the brand will now see its logo prominently displayed on the chest of the first team's warm-up and training kits.

While this development increases the sponsor's visibility within the club environment, fans and local media note that the highly anticipated announcement of Rot-Weiss Essen's new main match kit sponsor is still expected to take place later this month.

Berliner FC Dynamo has quietly unveiled a special pre-season kit for the 2026-27 campaign. Produced by Jako, the new shirt is designed specifically for the club's preparation matches ahead of the upcoming season.

The Jako Berliner FC Dynamo 2026-27 special pre-season jersey introduces a distinct design tailored for the team's summer exhibition games. As a dedicated pre-season release, it provides the club with an alternate aesthetic on the pitch before their standard home and away kits are officially introduced.