Hi there, well your feet aren't unfortunately a great example of human anatomy. So you sustain an impact injury to the top of the longitudinal arch. First of all there may well be some joint line issues that will just take some time to heal. X-rays only show the bone and not the end plates, articular cartilage or connective tissue structures. This may be assisted with some foot bone mobilizations if you do go and see a physio. I would however say that looking at your feet you have collapsed arches which should be supported with an orthotic (inner sole). This is even in your football boots. I can see some clawing in the toes and a few of them are starting to exhibit the signs of collapse in the main arches of the foot so this should also be addressed as a preventative measure, either by a PT or a Podiatrist. A PT may also have some modalities that could assist in pain reduction.