Choosing football boots for wide feet by brand only gets you part of the way. The difference between lines inside one brand is usually bigger than the difference between brands. adidas makes the roomy Copa and the narrow F50. Nike makes the wide Phantom and the narrow Mercurial. Puma makes the broad King and the pointed Ultra.
That is why each brand page here goes line by line. You see which models share a wide last, which ones have a separate tongue that opens up for a high instep, and where a low toe box lets an otherwise wide boot down. Material matters too, because leather gives with wear and most synthetic and knit uppers do not.
If you want an official wide fit, New Balance is the main brand to look at, with a 2E width on selected models, and Mizuno offers a wide fit version of one of its lines. The smaller names are collected on the page for other brands for wide feet.
Not sure where to start? Use the boot finder to match your foot to a shortlist, or compare two models side by side in the boot comparison. For the full ranking across brands, see our guide to the best football boots for wide feet.