Socks are an important part of football players’ uniforms. However, not everyone feels comfortable with socks designed for their football team.

Some players have a habit of wearing torn socks when they go on the field. This is not due to collisions during competition, but from a very special reason. Jude Bellingham is a case when Real Madrid’s rookie often wears torn socks every time he plays.

Accordingly, the British star often takes scissors and cuts off part of his socks every time he puts on his shoes on the field. According to the explanation, such tears will help reduce pressure on muscles, help blood vessels circulate more stably, and ensure the health of players during high-intensity activities.

Reality shows that no player has the same constitution. Players with larger leg muscles will have difficulty with socks, which are designed to hug the body. Therefore, cutting a patch on the socks will help them feel comfortable when competing.

“This helps reduce the pressure on my calves. The torn socks help me feel more comfortable,” Jube Bellingham shared.

Jude Bellingham is not the only case. England teammates like Bukayo Saka, Kyle Walker, or stars like Naymar and Gareth Bale also often wear torn socks when playing.

Some other players do not choose to cut a piece of the sock, but pull the sock as low as possible while still ensuring the protective sleeve is covered. Man City’s Jack Grealish is a typical example.

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