What boots does Ronaldo wear? We round up the football boots worn by the best players in the Euros 2020

Richie Boon
By Richie Boon
Published 27th May 2021, 10:45 BST
Ronaldo earned the Silver Boot at Euro 2016, in the year Portugal won their first major international tournament.Ronaldo earned the Silver Boot at Euro 2016, in the year Portugal won their first major international tournament.
Ronaldo earned the Silver Boot at Euro 2016, in the year Portugal won their first major international tournament.

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This year’s Golden Boot could go Ronaldo, Kane, or Mbappe, or another - but what boots will they be wearing as they play?

The rescheduled Euro 2020 tournament is just around the corner, and we’re set for a mouth-watering month of top class football, as 24 European nations battle it out for the trophy.

The top-scorer award is set to be fiercely contested this year, with a host of lethal strikers in contention for the Golden Boot, which was picked up by France’s Antoine Griezmann in the 2016 edition of the tournament.

Here’s a rundown of some of the key contenders for claiming the honour of Euro 2020’s top scorer, and the boots they’ll be strutting their stuff in:

Harry Kane - England

Kane been on red-hot form again this season, scoring 23 Premier League goals to secure the competition’s Golden Boot Kane been on red-hot form again this season, scoring 23 Premier League goals to secure the competition’s Golden Boot
Kane been on red-hot form again this season, scoring 23 Premier League goals to secure the competition’s Golden Boot

Kane been on red-hot form again this season, scoring 23 Premier League goals to secure the competition’s Golden Boot for the third time in his career. On top of that, he scored more goals (12) than any other player in qualifying for Euro 2020.

He’ll be showcasing a pair of Nike Phantom GT Elites for the big tournament.

Robert Lewandowski - Poland

Poland’s captain has once again been in formidable form for Bayern Munich this season, blasting his way to a stunning 41 Bundesliga goals as his side continue to dominate the German top tier.

In a group with Slovakia, Spain and Sweden, Poland will face a tough test to win their group, but Lewandowski will fancy his chances of bagging a glut of goals to aid his side’s efforts.

He’ll be slipping on a pair of Nike Phantom VNM boots, as he looks to continue his prolific club form on the international stage.

Kylian Mbappe - France

After PSG crashed out of the Champions League and failed to win Ligue 1, the chance for some time away with France will come as a welcome relief for the 22-year-old.

He was a World Cup winner with Les Bleus back in 2018, and was named the tournament’s best young player after dazzling in his first major international tournament.

Mbappe will strut his stuff in some Nike Mercurial Superfly 8 Elites, most likely of the metallic silver variety.

Cristiano Ronaldo - Portugal