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Vinicius Jr. has been spotted wearing his upcoming signature Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 football boots during training with the Brazil national team. The unreleased pair features a striking orange-to-red gradient upper accented by black Swoosh branding and his personal VJR signature logo at the collar. Marking his third signature colorway from Nike for the 26-27 season, the boots are built on the next-generation Vapor 17 platform and are scheduled to officially launch in mid-November 2026. Huge thanks to Volky Football Boots for the image.

During the latest France national team meetup at Clairefontaine, Michael Olise was spotted wearing a Nike jacket featuring the iconic Air Jordan Wings design.

The 24-year-old winger is reportedly set to become a Jordan ambassador through his partnership with Nike. If confirmed, Olise potentially becoming the Jumpman's first primary individual football signee, blending elite performance on the pitch with high-heat streetwear culture.

FC Juárez goalkeeper Benny Díaz was spotted wearing a pair of classic 2014 Nike Mercurial Vapor X boots during recent Liga MX action, as highlighted by football boot spotters @abcdefutbol. Remarkably, the Mexican-American goalkeeper's boots look almost brand new despite being released over a decade ago.

The pair worn by Díaz features the vivid Electric Green, Hyper Punch, and Black colorway that Nike launched in August 2014 ahead of the 14-15 campaign. Released alongside the high-cut Flyknit Superfly IV around the 2014 World Cup era, the tenth-generation Mercurial Vapor delivered a streamlined low-cut build that became an instant favorite among professionals and boot purists.

Unlike the knitted Superfly, the Vapor X was renowned for its ultra-thin, tongue-less Teijin synthetic upper, MicroControl texturing, and compressed nylon soleplate. While modern Mercurials now utilize Gripknit and Air Zoom units, the 2014 Vapor X is still widely considered one of the pinnacle synthetic speed boots, making Díaz's pristine retro pair a welcome sight on the pitch.

Vinicius Jr. has been spotted wearing his upcoming signature Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 football boots during training with the Brazil national team. The unreleased pair features a striking orange-to-red gradient upper accented by black Swoosh branding and his personal VJR signature logo at the collar. Marking his third signature colorway from Nike for the 26-27 season, the boots are built on the next-generation Vapor 17 platform and are scheduled to officially launch in mid-November 2026. Huge thanks to Volky Football Boots for the image.

A first real close-up image of the Nike FC Barcelona 26-27 fourth kit has been revealed by Barcelona kit insider @memorabilia1899, providing a detailed look at the club crest and the textured fabric of the authentic Aero-FIT player-issue version.

Dedicated to Sant Jordi, the patron saint of Catalonia, the Barcelona 2026-2027 4th kit pairs an off-white base with a bold red Saint George's cross graphic and navy detailing throughout. The special-edition strip is scheduled to launch officially in January 2027, with the team expected to debut the design on pitch during the Supercopa de España in Istanbul in February 2027.

Paris Saint-Germain players will wear a special warm-up shirt ahead of their Ligue 1 fixture against Troyes to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Virage Auteuil. The tribute comes at the direct request of club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi to honor one of the Parc des Princes' most iconic and vocal supporter stands.

The gesture aligns with large-scale anniversary festivities organized by the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP), the club's officially recognized ultras collective. Established in the autumn of 1991, the Virage Auteuil has served as the core of the stadium's active support for decades, orchestrating tifos and driving the matchday atmosphere.

While complete design details of the commemorative warm-up tee are still under wraps, the shirt is expected to showcase special anniversary branding celebrating the 35-year milestone. It marks another nod of recognition from PSG's leadership toward its passionate supporter base during the 26-27 campaign.

A first real close-up image of the Nike FC Barcelona 26-27 fourth kit has been revealed by Barcelona kit insider @memorabilia1899, providing a detailed look at the club crest and the textured fabric of the authentic Aero-FIT player-issue version.

Dedicated to Sant Jordi, the patron saint of Catalonia, the Barcelona 2026-2027 4th kit pairs an off-white base with a bold red Saint George's cross graphic and navy detailing throughout. The special-edition strip is scheduled to launch officially in January 2027, with the team expected to debut the design on pitch during the Supercopa de España in Istanbul in February 2027.

Paris Saint-Germain players will wear a special warm-up shirt ahead of their Ligue 1 fixture against Troyes to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Virage Auteuil. The tribute comes at the direct request of club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi to honor one of the Parc des Princes' most iconic and vocal supporter stands.

The gesture aligns with large-scale anniversary festivities organized by the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP), the club's officially recognized ultras collective. Established in the autumn of 1991, the Virage Auteuil has served as the core of the stadium's active support for decades, orchestrating tifos and driving the matchday atmosphere.

While complete design details of the commemorative warm-up tee are still under wraps, the shirt is expected to showcase special anniversary branding celebrating the 35-year milestone. It marks another nod of recognition from PSG's leadership toward its passionate supporter base during the 26-27 campaign.

Thai League 1 side BG Pathum United has officially released its new away kit for the 26-27 season. Produced by Nike, the new shirt introduces a crisp design that will be worn during the club's domestic away fixtures throughout the campaign.

The Nike BG Pathum United 26-27 away shirt is predominantly white with an all-over tonal graphic print in light grey, giving the base subtle depth and texture. It features a clean overlapping V-neck collar and matching white sleeve cuffs. The Nike Swoosh on the right chest is rendered in black, while the club's full-color crest sits on the left. Longtime main sponsor LEO is placed prominently across the midriff alongside various secondary sponsor marks on the chest and sleeves.

Priced at 1,300 THB, the BG Pathum United 26-27 away jersey complements the club's royal blue home kit and green 20th anniversary special edition strip.

Nike uploaded a sponsor-free version of the Barcelona 2026-2027 away kit. Interestingly, the lighting and the missing gold sponsors make it look like a different kit.

The sponsorless version of the Barcelona 26-27 away kit is not available to buy as of now.

FC Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has made a subtle modification to his jersey printing, dropping the initial from his name to wear simply "DE JONG" above his trademark number 21. Since arriving at the Catalan club in the summer of 2019, the Dutch playmaker had consistently featured "F. DE JONG" across his back.

The change brings an end to a long-running kit compromise dating back to his transfer from Ajax. Ahead of his debut campaign in Catalonia, personal and club sponsor Nike had reportedly pushed for the midfielder to wear just "FRENKIE" on the back of his shirt for merchandising reasons. De Jong was reluctant to feature his first name and insisted on representing his surname, ultimately reaching an agreement with the brand and club to display "F. DE JONG".

Now deep into his Barcelona career, the 29-year-old has officially reverted to the format he originally wore during his breakthrough years in Amsterdam, where his Ajax kits read only "DE JONG". The streamlined look marks a clean and understated update to one of Barça's most recognizable squad numbers.

Thanks to @whatthekit_x for spotting and create comparison graphic.

FC Juárez goalkeeper Benny Díaz was spotted wearing a pair of classic 2014 Nike Mercurial Vapor X boots during recent Liga MX action, as highlighted by football boot spotters @abcdefutbol. Remarkably, the Mexican-American goalkeeper's boots look almost brand new despite being released over a decade ago.

The pair worn by Díaz features the vivid Electric Green, Hyper Punch, and Black colorway that Nike launched in August 2014 ahead of the 14-15 campaign. Released alongside the high-cut Flyknit Superfly IV around the 2014 World Cup era, the tenth-generation Mercurial Vapor delivered a streamlined low-cut build that became an instant favorite among professionals and boot purists.

Unlike the knitted Superfly, the Vapor X was renowned for its ultra-thin, tongue-less Teijin synthetic upper, MicroControl texturing, and compressed nylon soleplate. While modern Mercurials now utilize Gripknit and Air Zoom units, the 2014 Vapor X is still widely considered one of the pinnacle synthetic speed boots, making Díaz's pristine retro pair a welcome sight on the pitch.

Vinicius Jr. has been spotted wearing his upcoming signature Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 football boots during training with the Brazil national team. The unreleased pair features a striking orange-to-red gradient upper accented by black Swoosh branding and his personal VJR signature logo at the collar. Marking his third signature colorway from Nike for the 26-27 season, the boots are built on the next-generation Vapor 17 platform and are scheduled to officially launch in mid-November 2026. Huge thanks to Volky Football Boots for the image.