These 7 Amazon football deals are unmissable this Prime Day - especially when Christmas is just around the corner

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If you're looking to improve your playing experience, Amazon is slashing prices and offering some great football deals on Prime Day

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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days has arrived and is offering plenty of savings on football products.

For just 48 hours over October 8 and 9, prices are reduced on a number of items that will interest players from all levels of the game. FourFourTwo has scoured Amazon to find the best deals for football fans, and there are plenty of amazing picks to take advantage of.

Mitre Training FA Cup Football
Mitre Training FA Cup Football: was £18 now £13.48 at Amazon UK

If you're tired of playing with a substandard ball at your post-work kickaround, or wanting to get in some extra practice in the garden, this could be for you. The Mitre Training FA Cup Football is one of the best mid-market options around. The striking colour ensures it can easily be found after a wayward shot into the bushes.

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PUMA Men's Future Match 7
PUMA Men's Future Match 7: was £80 now £51 at Amazon UK

Any player in the market for a first-class football boot at a reduced price, should jump at this deal. The Puma Future 7 is one of the most comfortable available on the market. Its elite brother is one of the best lightweight football boots, though this cheaper alternative performs just as well. Amazon are currently offering 36% off as part of Prime Deal Days.

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Mitre Aircell Football Shin Pads
Mitre Aircell Football Shin Pads: was £9 now £3.81 at Amazon UK

As any experienced player will know, you can't truly be at your best on the pitch without comfortable shin pads. Thankfully Mitre's classic Aircells are back, with an ultra lightweight design that is still sturdy enough to keep you safe from rough tackling.

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Topwolve Black and White Men's Astro Turf Trainers
Topwolve Black and White Men's Astro Turf Trainers: was £29.99 now £25.49 at Amazon UK

With winter well on the way, you might soon need a fresh pair of astro turf trainers to safely navigate those freezing five-a-side games. Topwolve's already affordable pair have been reduced further as part of Amazon's latest offer.

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Google Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker
Google Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker: was £84.99 now £63.99 at Amazon UK

Wanting to improve your overall fitness to help you on the pitch? You can track daily activity and exercise through Google's Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker. This particular offer includes 6-months Fitbit Premium Membership and the choice of three smart-looking colours.

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UEFA Champions League Football Size 5
UEFA Champions League Football Size 5: was £16 now £13.60 at Amazon UK

UEFA may have ruined the format of the Champions League, but the official tournament match ball will always be a thing of beauty. Officially licensed with a striking design, it remains a classic choice.

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Hy-Pro Pop Up Flexi Football Goal
Hy-Pro Pop Up Flexi Football Goal: was £26.99 now £18.99 at Amazon UK

Having a goal in your back garden used to be a luxury few could afford. But this portable goal from Hy-Pro makes it easy and affordable. Crucially it can be used in all weather conditions and comes with ground pegs so that it can be securely fastened to the ground. This is a bargain at under £20.

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Jack Lacey-Hatton
Jack Lacey-Hatton
Freelance writer

Jack has worked as a sports reporter full-time since 2021. He previously worked as the Chief Women’s Football Writer at the Mirror, covering the England Women’s national team and the Women’s Super League. Jack has reported on a number of major sporting events in recent years including the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup on the ground in Australia. When not writing about the game, he can often spotted playing at a pitch somewhere in the west London area.