Special Nike 2026 Spain World Cup Winners Boots Revealed - Close-Up Images
, by Phan Tich Giay
- Special Edition Boots: Nike has revealed exclusive boot designs, including the Mercurial Vapor 17 and Superfly 11, to celebrate Spain's victory at the 2026 World Cup.
- Design Elements: The celebratory boots feature striking chrome gold finishes on the soleplates and Spanish flag-inspired detailing integrated into the Swooshes, based on the "Break ’Em" collection.
- Exclusivity and Players: These custom, made-to-measure boots, already seen on players like Rodri, Alex Baena, and Mikel Oyarzabal, are exclusive to Nike's sponsored Spanish internationals and will not be released for public retail.
Update: Football retailer Futbol Emotion has shared a close-up video showcasing the Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 and Superfly 11 boots in the special “2026 Spain World Cup Winners” edition.
Nike Football continues its tradition of celebrating World Cup-winning athletes with bespoke boot designs. Following Spain's triumph at the 2026 World Cup, the brand has created a series of exclusive boots for its key Spanish players, which have now been spotted on the pitch during national team training sessions. Thanks to bootsculture.
Nike Spain 2026 World Cup Winners Pack
The special Nike Spain 2026 World Cup Winners boots pack incorporates celebratory elements to mark Spain's historic title. The designs showcase striking chrome gold finishes across the soleplates alongside Spanish flag-inspired detailing integrated directly into the Swooshes.
This special collection is based on the previously released “Break ’Em” collection, but Nike has added gold detailing to celebrate Spain’s championship victory.
Midfielder Rodri was the first to show off his pair, lacing up in a custom red Nike Phantom featuring metallic gold Swoosh detailing and two golden stars embroidered on the collar. Since then, additional Spanish internationals have received their custom pairs. Alex Baena stepped out in a white and gold Mercurial Superfly, while Mikel Oyarzabal trained in a red Mercurial Vapor finished with a flashy chrome gold artificial ground soleplate.
Other Nike-sponsored Spanish stars, including Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino, are anticipated to receive similar editions soon. As with previous World Cup celebratory creations, these pairs are custom made-to-measure editions by Nike's Montebelluna Athlete Services facility and will not see a public retail launch.
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