It takes a self-assured young man to wear pink boots whilst playing for an English club, let's be honest. A couple of prominent figures in the domestic game have raised eyebrows at the flamboyant footwear, which is being worn at a time of great turmoil in north London.
Still, football and entertainment can't grind to a half just because times are tough, and at least the striker was able to back up his flash with a winning goal in the Champions League against Dynamo Kyiv.
Speaking about his Nike Mercurial Vapor Rosa - officially labelled as 'berry' - the 20-year-old Dane gushed: "I love my pink boots! I’ve wanted to play in that colour ever since I was young.
“I’ve never seen anyone else playing in pink boots before - I think it’s an outstanding colour and looks amazing.
"I don’t think anyone at Arsenal is going to be able to compete with me on that front. I have reached the top of the outstanding boots."
Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery has the boots, too, for the record.
Musing his boot fetish, Bendtner added: "Diamond-encrusted boots... that's the only way they can beat me now.
"I have all my boots at home, every single colour that has been produced.
"Now I play in a pair with my name and the Danish flag on the side, so they are definitely my favourites."
Pink boots, William Gallas - that would have won back the dressing room and dazzled Arsene Wenger and avoided this entire captaincy catastrophe.
Meanwhile, according to The Mirror, Bendtner is a £5 million January target for Spartak Moscow, who still need to replace Roman Pavlyuchenko since he left for the Gunners' rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the end of the transfer window.
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