1. The World Cup Golden Boot (Adidas Golden Boot) is an honor awarded by FIFA to the player with the most goals in each World Cup finals. Because the award is sponsored by Adidas, the award is named. The award is gold-plated (not pure gold), and the main component of the trophy is copper.

2. This award is sponsored by Adidas, so it is named after Adidas. Officially issued in 1966, the predecessor was a golden shotgun.

3. Selection rules: All club players participating in top leagues in various countries are eligible to participate in the selection; only goals scored in the league can be scored; each goal scored is worth one point; the number of goals scored is equal to the number of goals scored. The football coefficients of the player's country are multiplied to get the ranking points; the points coefficient of the five major leagues is 2, the points coefficient of a league with 2 Champions League quotas is 1.5, and the points coefficient of a league with 1 Champions League quota is 1 . In addition, points can be accumulated before and after a player transfers, but points cannot be accumulated when a player transfers from a single-year league to a multi-year league. As of the end of the 2013-2014 season, the five major leagues (in order of European War points) are La Liga, Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, and Portuguese Super League. The Golden Boot coefficient of these five leagues is 2; the scorer with the highest points at the end of the European leagues every June will have Adidas award a prize that symbolizes the European Golden Boot.