Icons on the field and icons on the court, modern footballers are not afraid to express themselves when it comes to fashion.
It’s no longer just actors and artists who walk the runway at various fashion events, our favorite dancers are seizing the opportunity to step into the world of style, donning luxury brands while showing off a opposite side of his personality on the field.
From Pele and David Beckham to current stars Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford, footballers are becoming increasingly influential on the fashion scene.
Here are the 13 most influential footballers, classified for 90 minutes.
It’s been a whirlwind for a few years now Chelsea star Cole Palmer. After swapping Man City for Chelsea, the attacking midfielder has become a genuine Premier League star, winning the PFA Young Player of the Year for his efforts in 2023/24.
His growth has also been monumental off the pitch, making his way into the fashion world starring Burberry’s latest outerwear campaign.
He’s already shown his versatility, donning a classic black suit at the Professional Footballers’ Association Awards before changing into a classic British parka coat by Burberry.
The coolest man in the game demands the hottest fashion.
Manchester United’s Mason Mount never misses a beat when it comes to his outfit choices – stunning in stylish ensembles at the Monaco Grand Prix and Wimbledon to name just a few of the events he’s graced.
Her style is wonderfully unique, mixing high-end luxury brands with simple and affordable collections to combine the best of everything fashion has to offer.
She has starred in multiple collection launches, walked in multiple premieres, and never misses an opportunity to put her modeling skills to the test.
It’s a 10/10 from us, Mase!
Mohamed Salah he is the king of football both on and off the pitch. He’s always, always dressed to the max, earning a spot among some of the best-dressed in the game.
Her creativity has allowed her to appear in some exciting fashion campaigns, gracing the cover of GQ in trendy and iconic outfits.
If he steps on the streets of Liverpool, he is adored. When he steps on the court, he is admired.
If you made your way through the crowds at Paris Fashion Week, you may have spotted a certain Red Devil sitting front row at the Louis Vuitton runway show, a spot he’s rightfully earned.
There is simply nothing Marcus Rashford can’t do It is the perfect ambassador for each collection, bringing style, maturity and a lot of class to the stage.
Her debut fashion campaign came in 2020, when she partnered with Burberry as a winter ambassador. Since then, she has continued to excel in the world of fashion, breaking barriers and challenging ideals.
A sneaky shout out to Jude Bellingham We see your game here too!
Trent Alexander-Arnold, let’s take a minute to respect this man’s dribble.
The Liverpool the legend has taken the fashion industry by storm in recent years, whether she’s shining at Milan Fashion Week or fronting Guess’ new jeans campaign.
Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Burberry – if a brand wants to showcase its new release, it often looks to this star from England.
He also hasn’t been afraid to share his thoughts, saying Hypebeast: “From my generation, the vibes are now more relaxed, less dated, and as long as they’re performing on the field, guys can do whatever they want to express themselves.”
If you’re looking for a modern star who’s leading the way in football fashion, look no further Bukayo Saka.
arsenal they’re killing it in the fashion world anyway, but Saka stands out as one of the most creative members of the team. He is always one of the first athletes seen at various fashion weeks and has modeled some of the most iconic collections, including Burberry’s SS24 campaign.
It’s no surprise that she continues to appear at the top of magazines and clothing ads.
Imagine going through this man’s closet!
Tottenham Hotspur The man Son Heung-min is synonymous with football fashion, showing his class both on and off the pitch.
Another beloved dancer, Son has starred in campaigns for Burberry, Calvin Klein and TUMI. His look is timeless, put together and stylish, making him one of the most modern players in the game.
Her fashion always turns heads, even if she’s just dressing up for the airport – we see you, son!
yes Cristiano Ronaldo’s The name is attached to a brand, the product will be sold all over the world, whatever it is.
His name is literally a brand, so his involvement with fashion makes perfect sense. High-end suits, casual streetwear and sporty fits – Ronaldo turns heads with his versatility and well-thought-out pieces.
His status as a true icon has seen him shape consumer behavior and collaborate with numerous companies. Everyone wants to be Ronaldo.
Brave, eccentric and daring: Dominic Calvert Lewin represents a forward-thinking style icon.
Calvert-Lewin has literally opened the door for thousands of dancers to express themselves, without judgment and refusing to be silenced with their quirky designs and colorful combinations.
He deserves immense praise for his work in the fashion world. He constantly tears down the stigmas of aggrandizing his fellow footballers, forcing people to rethink their narratives around football fashion.
Goodbye toxic masculinity!
When the old Arsenal and Barcelona Star Hector Bellerin walks into a room, everyone turns their heads. This is not only because of his talent on the pitch, but also because of his impressive clothing choices.
He is undoubtedly one of the most stylish men in football, but his influence goes beyond the clothes he chooses in the morning. The defender launched his own sustainable clothing brand in June, creating a new space in the design-defying world of football.
The footballer turned designer recognized his influence in the world of football fashion and decided to take matters into his own hands: a true influencer.
Barcelona star Jules Kounde needs no introduction. If you know this man’s game, you know his influence in the fashion industry.
Arriving at Barça pitches in glamour, going to events in outfits that push the limits and starring in sophisticated campaigns: Kounde is not afraid to take risks and benefits enormously from his bravery.
Nothing is beyond the realm of possibility for the French defender, and he could soon even climb the ranks of this list with his continued attention to the world of fashion.
He dances the line between footballer and model, refusing to hold back as he does so.
We could literally leave this part of our article blank, Beckham’s influence in the world of fashion is not a new story, but he continues to reach new heights and impress with his forward-thinking attitude.
He was always a maverick on the pitch, trying hairstyles and fashions that were way ahead of his time. Now, its ability to influence consumerism makes it a very valuable asset for so many brands.
If David and Victoria Beckham get up at a fashion event, all cameras will be on the famous couple. Beckham’s name will never be mentioned in the same conversation as football fashion.
There could only be one man at the top of this list. A legend off the pitch and on it, Pele was undoubtedly the father of football fashion – crafting stunning outfits that oozed style and class.
His career was brilliant, but his influence off the pitch is hard to put into words. His style was unique, eccentric in the same way his playing style always was.
Forget luxury brands and questionable patterns: Pele knew what worked and made it look good, giving birth to a generation of players who dared to enter the world of fashion.
Forever a legend.
