Signature swag central this week as Cristiano Ronaldo and Antoine Griezmann debuted their latest limited-edition drops. Fast and furious festive fixtures, a Club World Cup, and a whole load of custom, latest and unreleased boots on show. Let's go...
Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid) PUMA Future 18.1 Grizi
Antoine Griezmann received the first signature treatment from the PUMA Future 18.1 silo last week as he laced up in the "Grizi" edition in Atletico Madrid's 1-0 win over Alaves. Signature style for the Frenchman.
Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) Nike Mercurial Superfly V
There was signature representation in the Nike camp too last week as Cristiano Ronaldo debuted his new limited-edition Mercurial Superfly CR7 'Quinto Triunfo' boots. Real Madrid lifted the Club World Cup with Ronaldo scoring the winner in the final, of course.
Maya Yoshida (Southampton) Mizuno Rebula V1
Southampton defender Maya Yoshida has switched into the next Mizuno Rebula V1 colourway for the festive fixtures. The all blue design will be the third colourway from the new-generation silo that replaced the Wave Ignitus series.
Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City) adidas X 17.1
Gabriel Jesus opted for the odd-boot display against Tottenham at the Etihad on Saturday evening. The Manchester City striker laced up the "Skystalker" colourway of the adidas X 17.1 on his right foot, and the "Pyro Storm" colourway on his left.
Stevie May (Aberdeen) adidas F50 adizero
Stevie May took things back to 2014 as Aberdeen closed the gap at the top of the SPL at the weekend. May was wearing the third edition of the adidas F50 adizero that originally launched in early 2014. The "High Energy/White/Electricity" was the first adidas boot to feature miCoach technology.
Reiss Nelson (Arsenal) adidas Glitch 17
Arsenal youngster Reiss Nelson has snapped up the latest Glitch drop from adidas. The new three pack of outer-skins features designs for London, Berlin and Paris, with Nelson wearing the London graphic in training last week.
Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal) Nike Hypervenom 3
When Aaron Ramsey parted ways with New Balance at the beginning of the season it looked as if he had returned to adidas. The Welshman even wore the new Predator 18+ to all but confirm a deal with adidas, but it appears nothing was signed with the Three Stripes as he turned out in the Nike Hypervenom 3 last week.
Fares Juma (Al Jazira) Nike Air Zoom T90 Supremacy
The Nike Air Zoom T90 Supremacy was released back in 2006, ahead of the World Cup in Germany. Eleven years later and it featured in the FIFA Club World Cup last week thanks to Al Jazira's Fares Juma.
Bakary Sako (Crystal Palace) Nike Mercurial Superfly IV
Bakary Sako added some golden gloss to Crystal Palace's win at Leicester on Saturday by curling in a sublime third goal to wrap things up in stoppage time. Sako is renowned for his custom Mercurial designs, and opted for his gold/black combo against the Foxes.
Sadio Mane (Liverpool) New Balance
New Balance look to be trying to take advantage of all the attacking talent in the Liverpool squad. Any of the Liverpool frontline would be a dream signing for the brand when it comes to a speed silo headliner, and they're currently trying to lure Sadio Mane into their ranks.
