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Rafaella Beckran is the heartbeat of her star footballer brother, Neymar. Four-years younger to…

Reece Wabara set up a clothing line in 2014 alongside his footballing career. Reece Wabara is an English professional footballer who plays as a defender.

Paul Pogba needs no introduction. The 2018 World Cup winner is a beast in…

Sheldon Edwards is a Jamaican barber who owns a small barbershop in south-west London…

To say fashion and football go hand in hand these days would be an…

Liverpool are currently on an upper trajectory with Jurgen Klopp building a side which…

Paul Pogba is arguably one of the midfielders and his exploits are not just…

A domination of whopping 10 years of Ronaldo and Messi was finally put to…

Raheem Sterling’s touching new tattoo of him kissing young son Thiago is too adorable.

Raheem Sterling’s touching new tattoo of him kissing young son Thiago is too adorable.

The two gold stars indicate France clinching two football World Cups so far.

The two gold stars indicate France clinching two football World Cups so far.

Brazilian superstar Neymar makes a stylish entry in FIFA World Cup 2018.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is not playing in the World cup as his team Gabon didn’t qualify in the final 32

Explicit rabonas, brilliant samba movements and what not.

Known for his voluminous body arts, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is unarguably one of the classiest players to have ever graced a footballing field. While his antics on the field need no introduction, his off the field frolics gets attention involuntarily. Since his Ajax days, he has been prolifically known for his astounding skills and ruthless aggression.

Besides all this, the 35-year-old has been in limelight for his comprehensive tattoos and even in his book ‘I am Zlatan’, he has confessed that tattoos became like a ‘Drug’ to him. In the same book, he quoted that even though tattoos drove him away initially, he became tempted away eventually. “I was against them in the beginning. Thought they were in bad taste. But I got tempted anyway.”

Neymar earns around 36.8 million euros annually

Ibrahimovic has only made seven appearances for Manchester United this season.

Rio Ferdinand has hilariously trolled Hector Bellerin over his dressing sense

Bellerin wore a very peculiar outfit at the London Fashion Week.

At the risk of getting our hotness meter exploded, here we are today with the list of the Hottest and Sexiest Soccer Players of the year 2017.

All of Messi’s tattoos have a story and deep meaning behind it.

Didier Drogba has underwent a drastic trnsformation.

Paul Pogba has done the unthinkable again.

The 24-year-old now has his own personalized pillow and luggage sets coupled with the name ‘PP’ embroidered on it.

Antonio Conte has recently been sporting a new look.

John Abraham owned franchisee launched their new kit on social media platform, Facebook with the fans of the club giving their feedback on the club’s new armour.

Ederson was substituted just before half-time

Meireles last played for the Turkish side Fenerbahce and is right now a free agent

Giroud once posed for a gay magazine

Alexandre Lacazette wants to give back some gratitude, this time to someone who got his face tattooed on his butt cheek. Yes, that is exactly what a person did. A Twitter user by the name of @sxmleach promised he would get the tattoo if Lacazette joined Arsenal. He promised to get the tattoo somewhere on his body, possibly as a bet, and seeing no alternative to not getting inked, he chose his posterior. Lacazette is looking to find the man and repay him with a football jersey. Let’s see what Twitter had to say:

Manchester United have unveiled a new grey coloured third kit for the 2017-18 Premier League season. The Adidas shirt will be used alongside their red home strip and black away kit. The grey kit had been designed by a fan and is a tribute to United’s well-remembered shirt from the 1995-96 season, which witnessed United change at half-time during a 3-1 defeat at Southampton. United seemed to be performing well at The Dell in April 1996, but a three-goal half-time deficit caused Alex Ferguson to do an emergency swap into the team’s blue and white second away strip.

Liverpool have officially unveiled their third kit for the 2017-18 season, a bright orange colour with slight elements of black. The models for the jersey were James Milner, Adam Lallana and Philippe Coutinho; who posed with the jerseys in a similar photoshoot to the ones shot for Liverpool’s main jersey. The club describes the colour as ‘bold citrus’, although the appearance has more resemblance to a civil services uniform. A bold design indeed, but one that doesn’t quite look as striking on the field as their other jerseys for the 2017-18 season.

The kits will be worn for the first time in their Premier League Asia Trophy game against Crystal Palace on July 19th. The shirt, shorts and socks all have the orange colour with a black trim, which some say is more reminiscent of the League Two club Barnet than the Liverpool team. The kit also features a tribute to the 125 years anniversary, with a special edition club crest, a No. 96 and pair of torches on the back of the neck to commemorate the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.

The goalkeeper kit, modelled by Simon Mignolet, is a similar bright fluorescent colour, a ‘toxic green’ according to the club’s description. It has a diamond pattern on the sleeves and a black band around the socks.

Manchester United and Manchester City are both doing something in remembrance of the victims of the Manchester bombing in May. The derby match in Houston next week will feature both teams wearing a shirt with a bee symbol on the front, as a show of solidarity for a tragedy that shook their entire city.

The game will be the first-of-its-kind Manchester derby to be held outside UK, (in Houston’s NRH Stadium) and also the first time the two teams have faced off since the terrorist attack which claimed the lives of 22 people and injured 62.

The shirts for the match will be available for purchase via auction later on Friday, with all the proceeds going to the ‘We Love Manchester Emergency Funds.’ Both United and City are touring USA this summer, United arrived in LA and City will fly down to Houston soon.

Antoine Griezmann is staying in Athletico Madrid, after turning down a move into Manchester United in the summer. United was willing to pay a heavy stake for Griezmann and was their top transfer target, but Griezmann stayed true to his home and signed a new contract with Athletico after the club was given a transfer ban. Griezmann is in the same club, but his look has changed tremendously. He posted a picture of his new blonde hair on social media.

The football star then took it one step further by dying it blue! It might sound crazy, but the world of football is changing its fashion ideas, with everyone from Ronaldo to Neymar sporting hairstyles that you would never think they would wear.

Arsenal have recently unveiled their new third kit for the 2017-2018 season. The club are currently housed in Sydney on the first leg of their pre-season tour of Australia and China. Alexis Sanchez was the main model for the kit, but his other teammates posed with the shirts in a live photo-shoot, including Alexandre Lacazette and Olivier Giroud, in front of the Sydney Opera House.

An unusual set of colours for Arsenal but still easy on the eyes, the Arsenal kit is black with pink trimming around the collar and pink logos.

Alexis Sanchez did not join them in Australia, but was involved in promotional shots for Puma, his future presence in the club is also still to be determined. Alexis is a transfer target for Manchester City and has given the media no scoop about his future plans. Mesut Ozil, at the kit’s launch in Sydney, stated he hopes Alexis will choose to remain at the club but does not know what will happen eventually. He stated, “I hope Alexis stays but I don’t know what the status is to be perfectly honest. But I value him a lot as a player and he’s very well-suited to the game Arsenal play. It would hit the team quite hard if he left because he’s a player who always delivers. It would be a setback to winning the title but in the end, it’s the player’s decision.”

Chelsea’s new home and away kit for the 2017-18 season has recently been unveiled, their first Nike kit in 112 years of jerseys. Chelsea closed a sponsorship deal with Adidas in May, ending the deal early after an 11-year partnership. Chelsea ended a lucrative contract with Adidas, with a £30million-a-season deal ending six years before the date of expiry. Chelsea has still, however, retained its £200million sponsorship deal with Yokohama Tyres that still appears on the front of the t-shirt.

The shirt is completely minimal for the most part, it owes more to the logos and sponsors on the jersey than any actual design. The shirt is accompanied by blue shorts with white stripes on the side and white socks. The designers took their cue from the 1970s jersey, taking many elements from the original shirt and putting them in place. The technology in the jersey uses Nike’s ‘AeroSwift’, which ensures maximum comfort and breathing space to optimize performance.

The away kit contains elements of silver to symbolize the success the club has enjoyed since the start of Roman Abramovich’s ownership. The shirts have ‘THE BLUES’ written in the right sleeve cuff and the left sleeve is adorned with ‘EST. 1905’ as reference to the year of the club’s formation. The v-neck away shirt has blue adorning strips on the side which were modelled by Gary Cahill along with white socks.

Manchester United’s 2017/18 home kit has officially been unveiled. United’s new signing Victor Lindelof featured as the model for the launch. The shirt is a button-up collar design, with Adidas stripes on the shoulder. The trim on the sleeves is black and white while the rest of the jersey is red with the Chevrolet logo. The shirt is accompanied by white shorts and black socks.

The new kit is currently on sale on the Adidas website. United have already released their new away kit earlier in the summer and a navy goalkeeper shirt which will be worn by David De Gea for the next term. Wayne Rooney also shows up in the promo images, sparking speculation about his leave in the club in the summer.

The club will wear the kit for the first time during their match against LA Galaxy on July 15th. The shirt has specific technical specialties which include modern advances to maximize performance, breathable fabrics and mesh engineering to improve movement. The club will also go head-to-head versus Real Salt Lake in another friendly match, which will be followed by United’s participation in the International Champions Cup (ICC) where they will face Premier League rivals and Spanish teams.

Real Madrid have launched their official home and away kit preceding the 2017-2018 season. The home shirt is a clean white with three blue stripes above the shoulders, which are supposed to represent the sky of the Spanish capital. The away shirt is the polar opposite, with a return to black (the colour they won the Champions League with in 2000) and a neon turquoise badge and cuffs. One of the most debonair jerseys to come out for any club ahead of the new season.

Both jerseys also have a memorial stamp at the bottom to commemorate the club’s 115th anniversary. Real Madrid’s previous kit was a light purple and rather bland for the club’s attitude, but it did witness their Champions League 4-1 victory over Juventus. The team has moved away from the trend of using a retro jersey, something other clubs like Liverpool and Juventus have been doing. Gareth Bale was the main model for the jersey, along with other teammates like Karim Benzema, Toni Kroos, Marcelo, Isco and Nacho. Manager Zinedine Zidane also made an appearance in the black and turquoise tracksuit version.

If you are wondering if there’s anything even more out of the ordinary to these already best-in-class jerseys, the new jerseys also have Adidas engineered performance technology. Climacool fabric keeps players comfortable even as their body heats up during play. The material is designed to feel softer during exercise and day-to-day wear.

As the 2017 Confederations Cup in June comes closer, Nike have created a new, limited edition version of the Mercurial Superfly. The boots are so rare that the only available ones are those worn by Cristiano Ronaldo, who the boots are especially trademarked for. The boots are in red, gold and green (Portugal colours) and Ronaldo will wear them when he plays Mexico, Russia and New Zealand later this month.

The Portugal designed boots also have the national flag on the heel and the trademark CR7 logo features on the instep along with the gold lining.

Here are the ‘Nike Mercurial Superfly Campeões’ in all their red glory:

Cristiano Ronaldo recently cut his hair and there have been some not-so-positive reactions about it. Ronaldo has played what is undoubtedly his best season, winning the Champions League with phenomenal showmanship. But some say the loveable maestro should not have given up his signature blonde stroke curls. His new haircut is a buzz cut with clean shaved sides.

After his two goals against Juventus to clinch the title, Ronaldo thought it would be fitting to have a change of appearance to suit the celebrations, he was seen on the Real Madrid bus touring through the crowds in a suit and scarf. Although people might think he always sported his old style, Ronaldo has had a number of changes to his hair-do, from spikes with shaved lines to a zigzag shave on the sides and a slick back look.

Twitter reacts had strange descriptions for what this hairstyle looked like, however.

Barcelona’s new home kit for the 2017-2018 season is a thing of brilliance, something completely new from the jerseys Barcelona fans have come to know and love. The traditional has given way to a much more modern look – the red and blue look remains the same but the stripes are thinner with only one traditional thick stripe in the centre. The sleeves are plain blue and Barcelona’s new sponsor ‘Rakuten’ occupies the front.

The shirt is designed by Nike who worked on a design they say is ‘an updated interpretation’ of the older stripes. A statement on their website explains the design: ‘On the shirt, the vertical red bands are cast against a deep royal blue to form the updated stripe composition. Detailing inspired by the club’s history and culture can be seen on the collar, which is partially defined by the Catalan flag, the Senyera. On the inside of the shirt the word “Forca” on the inner right sleeve and “Barca” on the left remind of inner club pride.’

The new promotional images have Neymar as the model instead of Messi, with Neymar wearing the jersey amongst squiggly drawn emotes and opponents. The new jersey could cost anywhere above £100 judging from the price of the 2016-2017 jersey. The kit releases for sale on June 1st and might be too expensive for some pockets.

David Luiz found a rather expensive way to thank his teammates for the Chelsea victory at the Premier League, he surprised them with a series of gifts as part of their still-strong celebration. Luiz had 30 Senturion keys manufactured for his team-mates, manager Antonio Conte and owner Roman Abramovich. The total bill for the gifts – over £1m. The luxury wrist wear called ‘Senturion’ is a key that can be synced with supercars, and they cost more than many of the supercars themselves. The starting price for the keys is £38,000 and moves on to six figure prices. The keys are an elite style statement, made up of a fusion of precious metals and advanced blue carbon fibre composites. The key can sync with high-end supercars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Bentley, Rolls Royce and McLaren.

David Luiz handed over the stunners at the Cobham training ground, he opted for a 18-carat handcrafted rose gold one with 198 black diamonds and owner Abramovic’s piece was forged from a 4.9 billion year old meteorite. Abramovic’s piece was a special gift of gratitude from Luiz after Abramovic brought Luiz back to London from PSG for the Chelsea season.

Since his appearance in Chelsea this season, the footballer has risen up to the challenges and become an indispensable part of the team, fitting in well and keeping Chelsea’s game alive.

There have been a bunch of new kits being officially released by football clubs recently, here are a few from famous clubs for the 2017-2018 season:

The AC Milan Jersey has red and black stripes, with three stripes on the shoulder along with the traditional badge and main sponsor Fly Emirates. According to the Adidas website, the kit consists of a lightweight fabric for football and a ribbed crew neck with the Italy flag on the collar and back neck tape. The jersey also consists of engineered striped fabric and is 100% recycled polyester.

The Borussia Dortmund kit features horizontal stripes with a yellow and black gradient, a black collar and the Puma signature formstrip. The traditional jersey will also be worn during the last game of the current Bundesliga season against Werder Bremen.

Neymar’s hat trick for Barcelona when they played against Las Palmas gave the club a new revival of hope to win the La Liga title. After the win, Neymar showed up with one last trick up his sleeve – a new tattoo of his Mom on his bicep. Barcelona’s footballer extraordinaire is covered in tattoos and family seems to be a common theme.

Neymar earlier got a tattoo of his sister Rafaella on the other side of his upper right arm, he has his dad’s eyes on his sleeve and his toddler son on the inside of his right arm. A chest tattoo has a prayer for his dad and ‘life is a joke’ is on his left arm.

He even has one tattoo for the friends in his life – a fist bump tattoo shared by all his three buddies. The Roman numeral ‘IV’ as one of his tattoos is meant to symbolize the four members of his family – his parents, him and his sister. Perhaps one of his most symbolic tattoos is a small boy holding a football with a backdrop of small houses in the background. The tattoo depicts Neymar’s young life before he became a star, wanting to make it big in the world of football.

Neymar continues to play his best football while remembering to keep his family in first place in his life.

The demolishing of White Hart Lane will happen during the morning after Tottenham Hotspurs face Manchester United on Sunday. In commemoration of the stadium and the Tottenham Tribute Trust, Tottenham will don a special jersey in its honour. Tottenham will say goodbye to the long-cherished home stadium of 118 years on Sunday when Manchester United become its final visitors.

There is set to be a final send-off to the home after full-time, where former Tottenham players and staff will be paraded on the pitch, in celebration of what will soon be gone. The Spurs shirts will incorporate a special edition White Hart Lane crest, as well as the Tottenham Tribute Trust (TTT), which helps the club’s former players who need help or counsel in their life. The words, ‘Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United, 14th May 2017’ will be incorporated on the top. The shirt will also feature both sponsor AIA and Tottenham Tribute Trust and proceeds from the sale of the kit will go towards the latter.

A new Tottenham home stadium is in development and will be unveiled in the not too distant future. The new ground is behind White Hart Lane and Tottenham will use Wembley as their temporary home until the new stadium is built. The new ground, being built, will have a 61,000 capacity and be much larger than their old home.

Lionel Messi, unarguably the best football player in the world, won the El Clasico and showed off his jersey to Real Madrid fans. That jersey would be a prize in any fan’s football collection, and Messi has his own collection to stay true to his love for football. The player who never has the odds against him has a room dedicated only to all the jerseys he owns and just recently posted an Instagram photo of it. From the looks of it, it definitely looks better than any of the collections seen from players and fans.

The gallery of shirts include one from teammate Gerard Pique, Roma’s Francesco Totti, Bayern Munich’s Philip Lahm, former Barcelona player Cesc Fabregas and possibly twenty more important mentions.

A couple of other football players have also posted their football shirt collections before, Pique had an interesting layout but it still paled in comparison to Leo Messi’s floor to wall square filled with shirts:

Bayern Munich have had a mixed season this year, winning the Bundesliga but having a rough time in other leagues; but the team is looking to raise the stakes high again for next season with a new home and away kit.
Home Kit 2017-2018:
The home kit, created by Bayern jersey supplier Adidas, will be released in May 2017. In Bayern Munich tradition, the jersey will debut before the end of the current season. The new home jersey has a traditional look inspired by the 1974 shirt. The jersey contains four thick white stripes on the front and one on the sleeves. Unlike other club jerseys, the Bayern Munich jersey does not take the traditional look of old and give it a modern edge; instead, the jersey is almost identical to the 1974 version with a white crew neck and white sleeve cuffs, maybe with a more tailored sophistication. The shorts are now red with white Adidas stripes.

Mauro Icardi, the energetic young footballer for Inter, is famous for his social media trails and has a notable fan base. Icardi is also known for being a family man, and his new tattoos demonstrate just how far his kindred relationship goes. Icardi’s full body tattoo shows off a pride of lions and the names of Icardi’s two children, Francesca and Isabella. According to the footballer’s Instagram post, the tattoo took him three sessions and was completed over the course of five months. The picture shows him with the tattoo artist, Arturo of Holy Koi Tattoo.

Icardi says his getting inked days are far from over and he might try to cover all the uninked parts of his body. Icardi’s arms also have a tribute to his family, the names of his wife Wanda Nara’s children from her previous husband – Benedicto, Constantino and Valentino. Icardi also has his wife’s name on the bottom of his arm.

1) With Emirates as the main sponsor, similar to the other three jerseys, the home jersey features more complexity-driven graphics in the form of slanted rectangles as sideward stripes. It’s a neat look by Adidas, characteristic of what a model white jersey should look like. The away kit and home kit both have the resemblance of teal. This jersey uses teal borders to outline the division between the sleeves and chest, and teal stripes appear on the shoulder. The shorts and socks on this jersey also have teal and silver detailing. The jersey will have its official release in July 2017.
2) The away jersey looks to be disconnected from the retro trend of the Juventus and Liverpool jerseys, instead it sports a clean new look that is unlike any previous jerseys. The jersey is black and teal and has teal Adidas stripes. The overall design is simplistic, but the jersey still has its undeniable charm. The kit will be officially introduced in June 2017.

Along with the Juventus and Liverpool jerseys, a new Manchester United away kit has just been leaked. The official kit will be released on 10th May. In what seems to be the new tradition for the 2017-2018 kits, the Manchester United jersey also has a retro look based on the popularized 1990-1992 away jersey in a different colour. The new jersey has a zig-zag pattern all over it in black and white, signature to Adidas styling. The pattern is identical to the old jersey but with a change to a more understated black and white, giving it a particular distinctiveness.

Black and white is a big change for United considering the jerseys they have had recently, with the colour combination not worn by the club since the 2003-2004 season and first used in the Umbro jersey of 1998. The shorts are plain black without the pattern and the Manchester United logo. The socks are plain black with only the devil graphic. This is the first kit to come out from Manchester United’s side, and based on the Juventus and Liverpool jerseys – it seems like the retro look is the fashion in ‘season’.

The new Liverpool away jersey was just leaked, following the official unveiling of the Liverpool home jersey for the 2017-2018 season. The home jersey had a retro look, with pinstripes and a dark red reminiscent of the ‘80s. The new away jersey has a similar tribute-like presentation, the green and white countered squares are similar to the 1996 Liverpool game the club played against Manchester United in the FA Cup final in 1996. Although United won the game with five minutes to spare, it was an iconic game etched in the memory of Liverpool’s legacy.

The simplistic retro look is what Liverpool seems to be aspiring for during its 125th Anniversary, with both kits paying tribute to the by-gone era of Liverpool football. The 1995-1996 quarter panel shirt in its new element contains slightly blueish green pinstripes in two squares and the rest of the jersey in white. Standard Chartered and all other logos are in black with a black collar. The modern interpretation of the old beloved jersey will surely have the club’s fans up in cheer; both the red home jersey and the away jersey are like none before and have a definite pride when worn by supporters.

The image of the away jersey was leaked on Twitter and while the red home jersey was designed by New Balance, the away jersey has no information associated with it and still has to have its official release before fans are satisfied.

Liverpool FC have unveiled their new home kit for the 2017/2018 football season. The jersey has a change of fashion from older jerseys, with a focus on a retro look to commemorate the club’s 125th anniversary. The kit is part memorabilia to Liverpool days of old at their 1984 European Cup final victory over Roma, with many elements similar to the jersey worn back then.
The jersey features a white 1980s styled V-neck collar with red border, plain but worthy due to its heritage. To keep in tune to the tribute to days of old, the colour tone is now a darker red with light pinstripes to add a layer to the otherwise minimal style. The Liverpool commemorative badge features a special logo, a debossed ‘125 Years’ under the club name, celebrating the FC’s extensive legacy in the world of football. The badge is gold embroidered and gives the jersey its distinctive vintage pop. The rest of the kit shares the same style, with red shorts and red socks with a old-style white loop trim.
The jersey style may seem daring to some, with a vast change in style opting for the old instead of the new. Liverpool fans can be content with the fact that the jersey commemorates the 125th anniversary and its historical context makes it a pride statement to fans donning it.

Lionel Messi deferred from his usual celebratory gesture after scoring a goal in a Barcelona vs Sevilla match that ended with Barcelona winning 2-0. Instead of the usual two fingers up to the sky, he painted two warrior stripes on his face. Social media was abuzz with what the gesture could mean, with varied reactions on Twitter.

It became clear soon enough as to what he meant by the serious signal; the football sensation wanted to call attention to and increase funding for a new Pediatric Cancer Centre in Barcelona. Speaking on the #ParaLosValientes (#ForTheBrave) campaign to raise money on his Facebook page, Lionel Messi explained, “I challenge you all to paint your faces #ParaLosValientes: Because we can all help to make the building of a Paediatric Cancer Centre a reality, so that many more children around the world can receive treatment using the latest medical advances.”

The campaign’s goal is to raise 30 million euros to build the Paediatric Cancer Centre for special treatment and researching of childhood cancer. The current level of fundings amounts to just over 4 million euros. Lionel Messi’s ‘Leo Messi Foundation’ has acquainted with the project to find a way to give the charity cause a voice. The FC Barcelona Foundations and the business school IESE have also pledged support for the project. Lionel Messi definitely deserves a round of applause for being a steward of hope and an irreplaceable force in the world of football.

Global sports apparel giants Nike have decided to honour Real Madrid and Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo with specially designed Air force one shoes. It is not the first time that Nike have decided to honour the Portuguese superstar. They designed of blue “Hyper Cobalt” makeup of the Air Force 1 Ultra F.C after Ronaldo led the Portugal National team to the 2016 UEFA Euros victory.

Touted as one for the future, Netherlands’ Memphis Depay never actually lived upto the expectations that surrounded him when he made a move to Old Trafford from PSV.

One of the hottest properties in football is Arsenal’s Olivier Giroud and there is no denying the fact.

Paul Pogba simply is one of the best box-to-box midfielders and his exploits are not just limited to the field.

Marco Reus – the player was tipped to reach the summit, however, injuries halted the fate of the German.

The Portuguese tactician Jose Mourinho has received a great degree in sport and quite rightly so, as the 54-year-old is simply one of the best managers in the world.

The Barcelona fans were left stunned after Lionel Messi uploaded his new picture last summer with his new bleached blonde hair.

Raul Meireles – a player in football who is blunt as anything and is known for his hipster fashion sense.