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Few players have ever seen the game quite like Lionel Messi – scanning spaces before they even exist, turning the impossible into the inevitable.

To celebrate that unrivalled awareness, adidas have unveiled the latest entry in his signature line: the F50 ‘Vis10n’.

The boots arrive in a bold Royal Blue base, animated with flowing Blue Burst graphics and finished with three striking Solar Yellow stripes across the toe.

Flip them over and a yellow soleplate fades into white through a sleek gradient – a design nod to speed, agility, and the lightness that defined Messi’s game.

On the tech side, they’re built for comfort and acceleration. The flexible HybridTouch upper offers a leather-like feel, paired with a knit “burrito” tongue for an easier fit. Beneath, the Sprintframe 360 outsole is tuned for sharp movement and quick feet on dry grass.

Messi himself has already debuted the boots.

First spotted wearing them in Argentina training, he wasted no time putting them to use – scoring twice in a 3-0 World Cup qualifier win against Venezuela, christening the ‘Vis10n’ in trademark fashion.

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Inter and Nike have dropped their new third kit for the 2025/26 season – a Total 90-inspired design that revives one of Nike’s most iconic templates from the 2000s.

The shirt keeps the trademark T90 aesthetic, complete with the centralised crest and framed chest panel, but this time it arrives in a colourway never before seen at San Siro: a bold Thunder Grey base cut through with striking Safety Orange trims.

Inter have long used orange in their third shirts, but rarely as a secondary tone. Here, it works in dramatic fashion, with the bright accents sparking brightly against the darker tones as they run along the neckline, sleeves and crest border.

The retro-style cuffs, finished with the classic T90 pattern, only add to the nostalgia, while Nike’s latest Dri-FIT ADV technology brings modern comfort, breathability and freedom of movement.

The kit will debut on September 21 when Inter face Sassuolo in Serie A, and is available now via Nike, the club’s official online store, and select retailers worldwide.

With Chelsea, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain also receiving their own T90 remixes this season, Inter’s version stands tall as a retro throwback that captures the joy and free-flowing expression of 2000s football – exactly the kind of energy the Nerazzurri will hope to channel on the pitch.

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Jack Grealish turned 30 on September 10 – and true to form, he celebrated in unforgettable style.

The on-loan Everton star threw his very own secret festival the weekend before his birthday, aptly named “Grealfields” – a playful twist on the iconic Creamfields music festival.

Photos from the event revealed a full festival-style set-up: a giant tent housing a sprawling DJ booth, stacks of speakers, flashy lighting rigs, and even a private circular bar. Guests were handed custom VIP passes stamped with “Grealfields – Jack’s 30th Birthday,” giving the party a genuine big-weekend vibe.

The guest list was just as eye-catching.

Alongside his long-time girlfriend Sasha Attwood were famous faces including Coronation Street’s Andy Whyment (better known as Kirk Sutherland) and former England striker Wayne Rooney. Grealish himself was pictured blowing out candles on a towering cake in front of friends and family.

Sharing photos on Instagram afterwards, the midfielder wrote: “30!! Jeeez this one feels old! But really am feeling the best I’ve felt in ages! Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes and a big thank you to all my incredible family & friends for making my 30th one to remember last week!”

With no England call-up during the international break and Everton not back in action for a few more days, Grealish had plenty of time to recover from Grealfields – assuming there was a hangover to recover from.

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Watford have unveiled a special-edition kit in honour of their most famous supporter and former chairman, Sir Elton John.

Inspired by the artwork for his 2017 “Diamonds” greatest hits album, the shirt features a faint star motif across the front, silver Watford crest and Kelme logos, and the club’s retro Happy Hornet badge on the hem.

The collar and cuffs carry additional star details, while the reverse is embossed with lyrics from one of his most iconic songs, “Your Song”.

The strip – designed in collaboration with Elton himself – will be worn when the Hornets host Blackburn Rovers in the Championship.

It marks the beginning of celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the music legend becoming Watford chairman back in 1976, a role in which he oversaw the club’s remarkable rise from the Fourth Division to the First.

To launch the release, current players recreated some of Elton’s most famous album covers in full kit. Defender Kevin Keben channelled “Jump Up!” with a bowler hat, while Mattie Pollock paid tribute to “Rock of the Westies”.

Half music, half football, all Watford – this one’s a showstopper worthy of the Rocket Man himself.

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Juventus have unveiled their third kit for the 2025/26 season – a stunning release inspired by the vineyards of Piedmont, the region the club calls home.

Continuing the club’s seasonal storytelling of Italian Excellence, the third jersey forms the next chapter in a narrative that began with a fashion-inspired home kit and a summer-celebrating away strip. This time, the focus turns to another cultural pillar of the region: wine.

The shirt features a grape-inspired engineered graphic that runs subtly across the body, with a refined colour palette of black, burgundy, and dark green. Adding to the classic feel, adidas’ Trefoil logo makes its return, just as it did on last season’s third kit, while Juventus’ iconic Zebra crest also takes pride of place.

A surprise twist comes with the dark green Three Stripes, which run across the shoulders, adding a contemporary edge to the retro detailing. A flat-knit V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs round off the design, balancing modern tailoring with vintage cues.

The kit is completed with black shorts featuring off-white accents on the club crest and matching dark green Three Stripes, alongside black socks that tie the look together.

The Juventus 2025/26 third kit is available now through adidas and the club’s official online store, as well as select global retailers.

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