What is the best soccer cleat brand?

Some of these logos are on every Champions League pitch; others come from Italian workshops, Spanish futsal courts and a Boston running brand that crashed the party.

1. 1
   Nike

   American giant behind the Mercurial, Phantom and Tiempo lines worn by Ronaldo, Mbappé and countless pros.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Adidas

   German brand of the Copa Mundial, Predator and F50, the boot supplier with the deepest football heritage.
   999pts
3. 3
   Lotto

   Italian label famous for the Stadio and Zhero Gravity boots worn by Ruud Gullit and Andriy Shevchenko.
   716pts
4. 4
   Skechers

   American footwear company that broke into elite football when Harry Kane signed to wear its boots.
   661pts
5. 5
   Kelme

   Spanish brand popular in Spanish football and futsal for decades, with its paw-print logo.
   600pts
6. 6
   Asics

   Japanese sports brand whose DS Light boots are a favourite for comfort and fit in Asia and South America.
   600pts
7. 7
   Under Armour

   American performance brand whose Magnetico and Shadow boots are known for snug, sock-like fits.
   448pts
8. 8
   Umbro

   English football brand whose Speciali boots were a 1990s Premier League staple.
   448pts
9. 9
   Mizuno

   Japanese maker of the Morelia, a kangaroo-leather boot prized for its handmade feel and lightness.
   448pts
10. 10
    Joma

    Spanish manufacturer known for affordable, durable boots and futsal shoes.
    353pts
11. 11
    New Balance

    Boston brand that entered football in 2015 and won fans with the Furon and wide-fitting Tekela.
    240pts
12. 12
    Hummel

    Danish brand with chevron branding, long tied to Denmark's 1980s Danish Dynamite team.
    240pts
13. 13
    Puma

    Herzogenaurach rival whose King and Future boots were worn by Pelé, Maradona and Neymar.
    0pts
14. 14
    Diadora

    Italian brand whose Brasil boot was worn by Roberto Baggio and many Serie A stars.
    0pts
15. 15
    Pantofola d'Oro

    Hand-crafted Italian leather boot maker from the Marche region, worn by 1960s and 70s greats.
    0pts

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