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At the current World Cup, some soccer players have been observed competing with the heels of their cleats cut off. This practice has drawn attention and raised questions among fans.
The modification is reportedly done to alleviate heel discomfort. An image of Portugal forward Pedro Neto's cleats at the World Cup particularly highlighted this trend. This practice is not entirely new, as fans have also grown accustomed to seeing players make holes in their socks in recent years.
13 July
Another Greek article questioned why soccer players tear the back of their shoes.
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