Ramires may have left Chelsea in January 2016 to sign a lucrative deal with Jiangsu Suning but the Brazilian has refused to become flashy, opting to continue wearing some patched-up boots.
The 30-year-old midfielder is reported to be earning around £200,000-a-week in the Chinese Super League.
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You would think that salary would stretch to some new footwear, with Ramires’ current boots looking a little worse for wear.
He is, however, prepared to get creative when required and has taken to stitching up holes and ploughing on regardless.
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Ramires has won widespread acclaim in China for his frugal ways, with many saluting him for sticking with his well-worn boots.
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He has clearly avoided the trappings of fame and fortune, with success down to those wearing the boots rather than the condition of them.
The South American also netted a stunning goal in a 2-1 victory for Jiangsu over Shandong Luneng, so maybe ragged footwear is the way forward!