Players wear pink boots at the 2026 World Cup opener. Reproduction / Box Anyone who followed the match between Mexico and South Africa, the first of the 2026 World Cup, may have noticed that most of the players are wearing pink boots — a color that should be a trend for the World Cup. 📱Bookmark g1 on Google and follow the main news of the day They may be the most expensive item on the list of anyone who wants to put together a complete uniform. The cheapest models found in online stores at the end of May started at R$800 and went up to R$2,300. But these values ​​can get even higher, as these boots are not necessarily the ones that all players will wear on the field. 🇧🇷 Want to buy better? Receive tests and tips from the Buying Guide in your email. According to the website Footy Headlines, which specializes in football equipment, "it's a surprisingly big coincidence that all the major brands have launched new products in a vibrant shade of pink." See below how much the pink football boots for this World Cup cost. Casemiro, Raphinha and Luiz Henrique during Brazil's 6-2 defeat against Panama Mauro Pimentel/AFP Adidas Adidas F50 Elite New Balance New Balance Tekela “Pure Ambition” Nike Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 Elite Nike Phantom 6 Elite Low Nike Tiempo Maestro Elite Cougar Puma Future 9 Ultimate How much do Brazilian national team players' boots cost? How much do Brazilian national team players' boots cost? How much do Brazilian national team players' boots cost? How much do Brazilian national team players' boots cost? Puma Ultra 6 Ultimate This report was produced with total editorial independence by our team of specialized journalists and collaborators. If the reader chooses to purchase a product from the links provided, Globo will be able to earn revenue through commercial partnerships. We clarify that Globo does not have any control or responsibility regarding the eventual purchasing experience, even through the links provided. Questions or complaints regarding the product purchased and/or the purchase, payment and delivery process must be directed directly to the responsible retailer.  At the World Cup, don't shout "goal" late