Why England players have holes in their socks during Euros 2024 matches as fans baffled

England supporters have been rather preoccupied with the players' legs during this Euros 2024, and it's not for their on-pitch performance - instead it's the strange holes in their socks that are causing a stir.

Are the England squad scrimping on socks, or is it a fashion statement? Eagle-eyed fans have noticed several of the Three Lions, including Bukayo Saka, Conor Gallagher, and Jude Bellingham, consistently sporting socks with cut-out sections at the Euros 2024, leaving many scratching their heads in bewilderment.

As Gareth Southgate's team prepares to face off against the Netherlands in tonight's semi-final with the victors set to challenge Spain for the title of European champions all attention should be on the match. Yet, it's evident from previous games that football enthusiasts can't overlook the peculiar sock situation.

One supporter queried: "Can someone explain to me why some England players have holes in their socks? " Another pondered: "What's the holes in the socks about, noticed a few players with bits cut out of their socks." A fan quipped: "Can't England afford to buy the players new socks, they have holes in them."

Meanwhile, another bemused fan suggested: "Please look for another sock supplier for the national team. These socks have holes in them." So, what's the reasoning behind this?

As many football fans will be aware, professional players typically wear long socks that cover their calves, mainly to keep their leg muscles warm and keep their shin guards in place. Despite their benefits, these socks can be somewhat tight and constrictive, potentially leading to issues with blood circulation and flow.

The sock cutting isn't a fashion error, but rather an ingenious tactic to help alleviate these