Nike's football-to-lifestyle push heading into the 2026 World Cup gets another chapter with the Total 90 III "Brazil," a colorway that draws an unmistakable line back to Ronaldo Nazário's original Nike Mercurial boot. That silver, blue, and yellow palette is one of the most recognizable in Nike Football history, and its reappearance here feels entirely intentional given the timing and Nike's broader World Cup campaign.
The upper opens on a metallic silver forefoot that anchors the color story from the toe box forward. Vivid blue panels take over across the midfoot and heel, giving the shoe the kind of bold contrast that defined early-2000s football footwear. Yellow Swooshes and oversized "90" branding round out the look, landing the Brazilian energy that has followed Nike Football for decades. While this Total 90 III carries no official Confederação Brasileira de Futebol federation branding, the palette places it firmly in the same orbit as Nike's recent CBF-linked releases, including an official Shox R4 collaboration with the federation earlier this year. Underfoot, the lifestyle tooling stays true to the model's indoor-inspired roots, with a black forefoot outsole, white midsole section, and the Total 90 III's familiar low-profile shape.
The Nike Total 90 III "Brazil" is set to release July 1st, 2026 for $125, timed around the World Cup window. Retail price has not yet been confirmed. To stay informed on all things Nike and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.