Three who will not represent Germany in Russia: Mario Götze, here at the winning goal at the 2014 World Cup, and his two shoes Magista Obra. The one on the left is in the German Football Museum in Dortmund. In the meantime, however, the national players are already carrying the next generation.
One of six players to appear in Adidas Predator 18.1 is Munich-based Mats Hummels. Most likely, however, he won't be seen with his warm-up belly so often in Russia. (219.95 Euro)
Sami Khedira runs like goalkeeper Bernd Leno in Nike Magista Obra II (270 Euro).
Marco Reus could witness his first World Cup in Russia, which Puma should also enjoy. He is the only German to wear the Herzogenaurach brand on his foot (Puma Future 18.1 Netfit, 300 Euro).
Mesut Özil kicks in Adidas Predator 18+, from these shoes some templates should find their way to fellow players during the World Cup (299.95 Euro).
Even though goalkeeper Kevin Trapp is mainly responsible for catching balls, he needs a secure grip. He finds it in Adidas X18.1 (219.95 Euro) like attacker Thomas Müller.
Toni Kroos has long led the sceptre in midfield in Adidas adipure 11pro (169.95 Euro).
Defender Matthias Ginter naturally looks at the ball - and not at his shoes. But if you have a look at it, you will see: It is the Nike Tiempo Legend VII, in which four other national players play (220 Euro).
In Adidas-Nemeziz shoes the offensive artists Julian Draxler and Timo Werner kick. (299.95 Euro)
Only the attacker Mario Gomez wears the Hypervenom Phantom III from Nike, but all in white (240 Euro).
Leon Goretzka sneaks around with his Nike Mercurial Superfly VI in the training camp in South Tyrol (270 Euro).
Marvin Plattenhardt, Julian Brandt and Leroy Sané share a very good shooting technique. Is it because of the Nike Mercurial Vapor XII they all wear? That can be found out for 240 euros.
