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The Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 CR7 "Gold Scorpion" was one of the most anticipated football boot releases of Summer 2026. Released through Nike's SNKRS Reserve system with limited global availability, the collaboration generated immediate aftermarket demand. Confirmed reservations quickly appeared on eBay, with July sales reaching as high as £1,135, giving successful buyers the opportunity to secure significant profits before pairs had even shipped.
Nike released the CR7 "Gold Scorpion" through its SNKRS Reserve programme, creating immediate demand for limited reservations.
Early confirmed reservations resold for £850+, proving buyers were willing to pay significant premiums before delivery.
Cristiano Ronaldo's signature branding and limited production helped drive strong collector demand worldwide.
July resale prices climbed above £1,100, making it one of the strongest football boot flips of the summer.
28/06/2026
Nike launched the Mercurial Superfly 11 CR7 "Gold Scorpion" through its SNKRS Reserve programme, offering limited reservations before production.
28/06/2026
Reservations opened at £274.99, with demand driven by the limited production run and Cristiano Ronaldo collaboration.
29/06/2026
29-30 June 2026 - Confirmed reservations began selling on eBay for approximately £850–£860, demonstrating immediate demand before pairs had shipped.
20/07/2026
20-31 July 2026 - eBay sales continued climbing throughout July, with confirmed UK pre-orders reaching £1,001–£1,135, generating profits of over £700 above retail.

The Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 CR7 "Gold Scorpion" demonstrated the strength of premium football boot releases within the resale market. Thanks to limited availability, Cristiano Ronaldo's global appeal, and the flexibility of Nike's SNKRS Reserve system, confirmed reservations attracted strong buyer interest long before delivery. With multiple July sales exceeding £1,000, members who secured a reservation had the opportunity to lock in exceptional profits while still benefiting from Nike's return policy if market conditions changed.

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