Global Boot Spotting - 31/05/2016 : Boot Spotting : Soccer Bible

Real Madrid lift the Champions League and the play-offs come to a dramatic conclusion. It's officially summer. Let's see who makes the cut this week in Global Boot Spotting. Roll on EURO 2016...

Callum Kennedy (AFC Wimbledon) adidas Predator Instinct Accelerator

Callum Kennedy graced the Wembley turf in a pair of adidas Predator Instinct 'Revenge Pack' Accelerators on Monday as AFC Wimbledon were promoted to League One. The full-back notched an assist in his limited edition boots inspired by the 1998 design and could have had a goal too, had Bayo 'The Beast' Akinfenwa not stolen his stoppage time penalty.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden) Nike Mercurial Vapor XI

Having cut ties with Nike earlier this year and with plans in store to launch his own sports brand A-Z, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has a license to wear whichever boots he desires. However, the Sweden striker has opted for Nike's latest Spark Brilliance Mercurial Vapor XI – a boot that he'll likely remain in for EURO 2016.

Pepe (Real Madrid) Umbro Speciali Eternal

Pepe was the sole representative for Umbro at the 2016 Champions League Final on Saturday. The Portuguese defender was laced up in his signature colourway that he helped design with the brand. Pepe has a strong affiliation with Umbro from childhood and he'll remain in the custom design to represent his country this summer in France.

Jill Scott (Manchester City) New Balance Furon 2.0

Manchester City and England midfielder Jill Scott has become one of New Balance's most recent additions as the brand explore new ground in the women's game. Scott was sporting the bright red second-generation Furon boot this week as her side drew 0-0 with Liverpool.

Mix Diskerud (New York City) Umbro Medusae

New York City FC bounced back from their humiliating 7-0 defeat to rival Red Bulls last week by picking up a point at home to Orlando City. US international Mix Diskerud was thrown back into the starting line-up which gave him the chance to rep the latest Umbro Medusae colourway.

Memphis Depay (Netherlands) Under Armour Spotlight

Memphis Depay switched into the brand new Under Armour Spotlight boot this week as his country played Ireland in a friendly. The new silo is set for release this week and is an ironic match for the Manchester United winger who is set for a quiet summer having failed to qualify for EURO 2016.

Jose Fonte (Portugal) Nike Tiempo 6

Jose Fonte's impressive season at the heart of the Southampton defence has been rewarded with a call-up to the Portuguese squad. The Saints man matched up his Portugal away strip with the latest Spark Brilliance Nike Tiempo 6 colourway as his side beat Norway 3-0.

Kingsley Coman (France) Nike Mercurial Superfly Heritage iD

The Nike Mercurial Superfly Heritage iD collection has been dished out to a number of Swooshed youngsters as the season comes to a close. Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Paulo Dybala have all ran out in the 1998 R9 inspired design and Kinglsey Coman joined them this week as EURO 2016 host nation France beat Cameroon 3-2.

Gareth Bale (Real Madrid) adidas X 15.1

Having supplied their pool of Champions League Final players with the latest Mercury Pack, adidas would have hoped for a full squad of new boots on show on Saturday night. However, Gareth Bale opted to stay in his modified X 15.1 series as he takes a little longer to get used to his EURO 2016 footwear.

Ji So Yun (Chelsea) Nike Magista Opus

Ji So Yun added a touch of personalisation to the week as she laced up her custom Nike Magista Opus boots as Chelsea beat Sunderland Ladies 2-1. Playing it safe with a conservative colourway, Yun's boots kept things as stylish as the new Chelsea 2016/17 home strip.