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Closer Look at the Seven-Nation Nike X2 Collection

With the global retail date upon us, we take a look at the Nike X2 collection, which sees the Swoosh partnering with seven federations, seven collaborators and seven community organisations to create some of the most unique looks at the World Cup.

Désiré Doué's Nike Atelier Shoe Is the Ultimate Flex

There is something rather extraordinary about having a one-of-one shoe made to celebrate a specific moment.

The 10 Most Impactful World Cup 2026 Kits for Creative Soccer Culture

There’s a million different lists ranking the 2026 World Cup kits, and so this one takes a slightly different approach, viewing it through our own Creative Soccer Culture lens and ranking them based on their influence.

adidas & Sole Play’s ‘Press Play’ Predator Sala Is Collabing Done Right

There are football shoes you wear to play in… and then there are football shoes you build a whole look around. The adidas x Sole Play Predator Sala? Yeah, that’s firmly the second type.

Digital Cover | Kylian Mbappé Is Already Thinking About the Next Moment

Kylian Mbappé has spent most of his adult life being described like a future event.

Umbro x American Eagle Fuses British Heritage With U.S. Swagger

With the World Cup spotlight swinging toward the USA, Umbro is linking with a partner that makes perfect sense: American Eagle. Honestly, the only surprise is that it’s taken this long.

Digital Cover | Christian Pulisic Explores Self Expression, Creativity, and Composure

As the World Cup rapidly approaches, Christian Pulisic steps into SoccerBible’s Digital Cover spotlight, reflecting on pressure, self-expression, and the journey from Pennsylvania to the global stage.

Umbro & WOEI Goes Back To Its Grassroots

Umbro knows ball. WOEI knows sneakers. Together, naturally, they’ve made something that sits right in the sweet spot between terrace, touchline and training ground.

Diadora x Dolce & Gabbana is the Collab You Didn’t See Coming

High-end fashion collabs in football are so in right now, with everyone from Louis Vuitton, Dior, Armani and Moncler stepping into the game. So it’s no surprise to see Dolce & Gabbana dipping their toe into the action. What may raise an eyebrow, though, is their choice of partner, with the premier Italian luxury house teaming up with compatriots Diadora.

Palace’s Nike England Collab Is Weird, Brilliant, and Exactly Right

Let’s not beat around the bush here, okay: Palace’s World Cup Nike collaboration absolutely slaps, doesn’t it?

Nike Is Already Winning the World Cup Collab War

Before a ball has even rolled across North America, Nike has already started to treat the 2026 World Cup like something far bigger than a tournament.

Nike Redefine Speed with Latest Mercurial Vapor and Superfly Innovation

Nike are turning the page on the Mercurial once again, unveiling the next-gen Superfly and Vapor silhouettes just in time for the summer’s biggest stage. And while the silo has always been synonymous with speed, this latest evolution feels even faster.

Meet Sam Handy, the Man Steering adidas Football

Most kids grow up dreaming of influencing the game from on the pitch, being the next Messi. Not many will grow up dreaming of shaping it from off the pitch. In fact, few probably even spare that side of the game a passing thought. But for Sam Handy, General Manager of Football at adidas, that’s his 24/7.

Inside LC23's Tailored Love Letter To Italia 90

Of all the things football leaves behind, the shirts are often the easiest to hold onto. Scores blur, matches collapse into highlights, players become half-memory, half-myth.

PUMA & Manchester City Reveal Their 26/27 Home Shirt

We’re on the dawn of a new, potentially Pep-less era for Manchester City, and while we all wonder what that will do for the team’s on-pitch identity, we at least know how they’ll look aesthetically speaking, as PUMA reveal the club’s new home kit for 26/27.

Brøndby IF 25/26 Away Kit: Colour in Motion

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Some shirts don’t follow structure. They follow feeling. Brøndby IF’s 25/26 away kit is exactly that. A piece that leans into expression over rigidity, where colour becomes movement and identity is carried through energy rather than symmetry.