Foot-Store's great football deals bring together on one page the items whose prices have dropped: club shirts, football boots, training kits and goalkeeper equipment.
You can filter by need, such as discounted shoes or kids' items.
The football deals gather items that have been reduced in price on Foot-Store, all sports and all sizes combined. You’ll find jerseys in the colours of clubs and national teams, football boots for outdoor pitches as well as indoor models, training kits, goalkeeper equipment, and lifestyle, running, training, or trail gear. The page isn't static: it changes when a collection shifts, when a season ends, and when a major sale kicks off. That's why it's helpful to check it regularly rather than just once.
The deals are divided into thematic selections to avoid scrolling through items that don’t concern you. Each one can be viewed separately:
The best opportunities arise during major sales events and collection changes. The Black Friday is the first date to watch for, followed by the Christmas period and end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales, French Days in spring, and finally the summer sales. The start of the new season and the arrival of new kits is another interesting time, as last season's models make way. Outside of these periods, private sales and the Back To Club page for back-to-school also enhance the deals page.
The starting point isn’t the model but the pitch you play on, as an unsuitable sole wears out quickly and doesn’t fit well. FG soles are made for dry natural grass, SG for soft and wet pitches, AG for synthetic, TF for turf and firm surfaces, and IC models for futsal and indoors. Then check the available sizes before focusing on a colour: in sales, it’s often the extreme sizes or end-of-collection series that remain. If you’re torn between two pairs, compare them based on actual use, the number of sessions per week, and the type of ground, rather than the name of the range. The entire catalog can still be viewed from the football boots page.
The supporter version is the cut worn in the stands and daily, looser and designed for long-term comfort, while the player version adopts the cut used on the pitch, more fitted and closer to the body. Both are featured in the deals, especially when a season is ending and the next kits arrive. Before finalising, check the season indicated on the jersey’s label, the type of collar, and the size, as cuts vary between brands. Club and national team jerseys can also be browsed from the supporters’ shop, and training kits from the training page.
The discounted items come from the brands available in the catalog: adidas, Puma, Kappa, and New Balance. Depending on the periods, they can appear on jerseys as well as on football boots, goalkeeper equipment, or teamwear. Choosing a brand mainly depends on feeling and cut, as sizes don’t always match from one manufacturer to another. For non-textile equipment, the football equipment page and the goalkeeper page complete the search.
The deals concern adults, children, and clubs alike. For the younger players, sizes and shoe sizes change every season, making end-of-collection items particularly useful: the kids page and the kids’ deals selection can be checked in parallel. Female players will find the specific cuts on the women’s page. For a team or an association, the club space handles group orders, with a section for club space deals.
The pairs with reduced prices are gathered on the shoe deals page. You’ll find models for natural, synthetic, turf, and indoor pitches, in the sizes that are still available. Since these are often end-of-line items, it’s best to start by filtering for your size.
Club and national team jerseys regularly appear in the team deals selection, with the list changing from week to week. Previous season kits get added to these pages when the new collections are released. If you’re interested in a specific club, the supporters’ shop lets you check what’s still available.
The main discount periods follow the commercial calendar: the Black Friday, end-of-year holidays, winter sales then summer sales, and French Days in spring. The official sale dates are set by regulations and vary each year. Outside of these windows, the deals page remains active.
Yes, sets of jerseys and training kits meant for clubs appear in the club space deals and teamwear deals. For a group order, it’s better to check that all the necessary sizes are present in the same reference and colour. The club space centralises this type of request.
No, a reduced price usually corresponds to an end of collection, a seasonal change, or a promotional operation, not a difference in manufacturing. A jersey from the previous season is the same product as the one sold at the original price a few months earlier. The only real limitation is on choice: the sizes and available colours are more limited.