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Nike to Bring Back Hypervenom Boots in 2027

  • Hypervenom Comeback Year: Nike is exclusively reported to be bringing back the Hypervenom football boot in 2027, potentially as a full silo.
  • Original Hypervenom Legacy: Launched in 2013 to replace the Total 90 range, the original Hypervenom was designed for agile, attack-minded players, featuring a NikeSkin upper and split-toe soleplate before being discontinued in 2019.
  • Recent Nostalgic Releases: Nike has recently honored the Hypervenom with nostalgic releases, including the re-release of the 2013 original in 2025 and a special edition Transform Hydra, driven by enduring demand from players like Olise.

Footy Headlines can exclusively leak that Nike is set to bring back the Hypervenom football boot in 2027 - possibly also as a full boot silo.

Nike to Bring Back Hypervenom Boots in 2027

Nike Hypervenom 2027 Comeback

The Nike Hypervenom 2025 RGN soccer cleats.

The original Nike Hypervenom was launched in 2013 to replace the iconic Total 90 range, designed specifically for a new breed of agile, attack-minded players. With its revolutionary NikeSkin upper, distinctive honeycomb texture, and split-toe soleplate, it quickly became one of the most beloved boots of the modern era. The line lasted through three generations before Nike discontinued it in 2019 to make way for the Phantom Venom and subsequently the unified Phantom series.

In recent years, Nike honored the Hypervenom through a series of nostalgic releases. The brand re-released the original 2013 Black and Bright Citrus Hypervenom 1 in 2025, followed by a special edition Transform Hydra. High-profile player Olise continuing to train and play in vintage Hypervenom pairs demonstrated the enduring demand for the silo.

Olise trained in a whiteout pair, which could be the 2027 remakes.

The 2027 Hypervenom project might well go well beyond re-issuing archived designs with modern tooling, but this is not clear yet. Stay tuned as we hope to receive more information.

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