The Daily Mail reports that Adidas created a set of shoes for Lionel Messi that were plated with gold and titled “Adidas X Speedportal” in order to honor his final World Cup appearance.

In addition to the beautiful golden color that covers the majority of the shoes, the designers also inserted black, blue, and white designs, which represent the national flag of Argentina as well as the jersey that the Argentina squad wears. An additional short film that recreates Messi’s World Cup career was also produced by Adidas.

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Messi shows off his gold-plated shoes made by Adidas. Photo: Daily Mail 

A picture of coach Luis Enrique was published on the website Mundo Deportivo prior to the first match of the season for the Spanish national team. The caption said, “This is our captain and he is 52 years old.” After only one hour after being posted, the photo received tens of thousands of engagements before it was removed. A majority of admirers have voiced their adoration for the toned body that Luis Enrique, the strategist, possesses.

The World Cup in 2022 is a fortunate opportunity for Ronaldo.

This is the opinion of a football expert named Vu Manh Hai, who stated that Ronaldo’s participation in the 2022 World Cup is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and that one should not even dream of the possibility that this player will “carry” the Portuguese team. “Ronaldo’s role in the Portuguese team at the moment is certainly symbolic, although he does not necessarily contribute much in terms of his professional contributions. However, even if you continue to make extensive use of Ronaldo, it will be detrimental, according to the expert Vu Manh Hai.

Put a message on the shoe by engraving it.

When Gareth Southgate is coaching England, he wears boots that have the phrase “anything is possible” etched on them. He also wears same boots during training sessions. During the time leading up to the 2022 World Cup, Mr. Gareth Southgate reminded his players, “Everything can happen,” expressing his belief that English football is currently experiencing a “golden generation.”