Nike Football Fall 2014 Boot Collection

Adding to the plight of Asian football fans, the group stages of the UEFA Champions League kicked off earlier this morning. With this in mind, Nike saw fit to deck some of their athletes in some new boots ready for the bright lights of club football's biggest stage.

According to Denis Dekovic, Design Director of Nike Football, the plan was to use "vibrant colors to create a striking new look on-pitch". Mission accomplished, I must say. All four of Nike Football's flagship boots get a vibrant makeover that ensures high visibility in a vast set of pitch conditions. So if you're a club player looking for a new pair of boots for next season, or a weekend or after-work warrior who wants to show off, check out the boot breakdown after the jump to find out what shoe suits your style best.

Engineered for attackers who rely on cunning and agility to break down even the tightest of back lines, the Nike HyperVenom comes back draped in Bold Orange. Expect to see these on the feet of players such as Barcelona's Neymar.

Designed for the playmaker who values unparalleled touch on the ball, the revolutionary Nike Magista comes back in a new Hyper Turquoise colorway. The likes of Andres Iniesta, Mario Gotze, and David Luiz will be wearing them for both Champions League matches and competitions of their club's domestic leagues.

For players who crave explosive speed on the pitch, the Nike Mercurial Superfly returns in an eye-catching Laser Orange makeup. A few big names expected to lace them up include PSG Striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Bayern Munich middleman Franc Ribery and of course, Cristiano Ronaldo.

A perennial favorite among a vast range of players, the veritable Nike Tiempo V heads into the Fall season draped in a Neo-Turquoise and Hypercrimson colorway. Players such as Gerard Pique, and Sergio Ramos will be rocking them in competitions.

The shoes were made available for pre-order on the Nike Football App yesterday, while the website drop is on September 25. Trust that local Nike stores and specialty football shops such as Bootcamp won't be too far behind.

Source: Nike