Sokito

His club. His boots. His stake in both.

Sebastian Lletget ⚽️ back home at Monterey Bay FC, in the new Scudetta Kaizen and BioTouch Sapphire.

Meet the ‘World Pack’ 🌎

⚪️ The Scudetta Kaizen. Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy - the relentless pursuit of improvement through small, deliberate changes. It’s the right name for this boot. Not a reinvention but a precision upgrade. Every piece of feedback from every player who wore the original has been applied here. Nothing carried over without a reason. Nothing changed without a better alternative.

🔷 The Scudetta BioTouch Sapphire. Built on the same last and performance platform as the award-winning Scudetta, this new iteration focuses on improving comfort and feel without compromising the speed and responsiveness players expect.

🧊 The Scudetta Kaizen Morten Thorsby Edition. Not for sale, just for him.

All available in FG & AG. Out on Monday 15th June.

Every four years, the World Cup asks us to believe that football has the power to bring nations together.

Right now, with regions in conflict and countries divided, that idea is harder to hold. But Oxford Phoenix FC have been proving it quietly, every week, since 2021.

The club started as a series of training sessions for refugees and asylum seeking players in Oxford - supported by Oxford United in the Community, Refugee Resource, Asylum Welcome and Oxfordshire FA. When the team first came together, they had no name and no kit of their own. So the players chose both. They wrote the identity. They built the badge.

Yallah Phoenix. From the Ashes We Rise.

In 2026, Oxford Phoenix played their first season in the Oxfordshire Senior League - a squad made up of 98% refugee or asylum seeking young men, many displaced by war and political instability, competing in league football because the game gave them a reason to keep going. They reached the Ivor Gubbins Cup Final. They earned every minute of it.

“When I put up my country’s flag, I feel confident because I’m proud of my country. It represents many things: culture, family, the connection between football and nationality.” - Abdou Sall, midfielder.

Sokito hosted the squad in London to close out the season. A day to celebrate what they’ve built, try on some boots and reflect on memories old and new, with football as the link.

“It’s a pleasure to play with Oxford Phoenix because I’ve met new friends. It allows me to play as a team, to play together, to win together, to defend the Phoenix colours.” - Ibrahima Diallo, defender.

The players don’t need a World Cup to understand what the tournament is supposed to stand for. They already live it.
“All nations come together and play football, and just have a fun time with peace outside the crazy world.” - Arvin Seyed Sajadi, left back.

Sokito are supplying Oxford Phoenix FC with boots for the 26/27 season. A small thing in the context of what this club represents but the start of what we hope will be a long, meaningful partnership.

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Morten Thorsby was two years old the last time Norway stood on the game’s biggest stage.

Twenty-eight years later, he lines up for his nation.

To mark the moment, we made the Scudetta Kaizen Morten Thorsby Edition - a player exclusive created in collaboration with We Play Green. Not for sale, just for him.

The design draws from Norway’s flag, Morten’s cultural roots and the environmental values that have defined his career on and off the pitch. Red, white and blue. Identity and purpose, fused into the game’s smallest canvas.

Built for Morten. Worn for club and country.

Win a Serie A and Coppa Italia double. Do a Sokito shoey. Iconic 👑

Our biggest sale ever, closes on Sunday.

Up to 75% off prices. AG & FG included.

You’ve got 48 hours left and then it’s over.

Welcome to the Sokito family 🤝

A sneak peek of how the ‘Route 2’ Scudetta came together.

Draped in blue, white, and red details, the boot is a bold ode to American soccer. The two birds represent Yedlin’s sons and ‘DY’ down the heel, a nod to DeAndre’s personal logo. It’s a love letter to American football culture, family and personal freedom, the things that have always driven DeAndre on and off the pitch.

Out now in limited numbers, exclusively on