adidas has recently unveiled the latest reiteration of the Predator boot. Designed in collaboration with legendary former football player David Beckham, the debut of this limited-edition model also marks the Predator’s 30th anniversary. This iconic boot will be worn on-pitch by other acclaimed footballers like Alessia Russo and Trent Alexander-Arnold in the coming months.
Akin to the trailblazing legacy of David, the Predator continues to push boundaries through innovative design. Retaining its signature two-tone colourway of a white upper and blue pantone detailing, the Predator 24 gets a vibrant update with the addition of the emblematic Trefoil design—a first. Other key updates include the shoe's tongue—crafted from all-Fusionskin leather instead of the typical rubber fabric—and its reverse side featuring an adidas x David Beckham sign-off.
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"For the first time ever, this Predator features the iconic trefoil—I asked the question and they said yes… and I’m so proud of how the collection has turned out. It’s fantastic to celebrate 30 years of the Predator and with that, look back at many amazing on-pitch moments for myself and so many others," said David in a press release.
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The release of the shoe will also be accompanied by an adidas Originals apparel drop comprising '70s-inspired athlesiure like tracksuits and jerseys. Characterised by bold prints, clean lines and a rich colour palette, the collection combines the retro styles of that era with adidas' contemporary essence.
A thoughtfully designed capsule that ensures you'll look stylish on-pitch and off-pitch, some eye-catching pieces include the hooded windbreaker adorned in an all-over trefoil pattern and pinstripe satin shorts that feature the brand's iconic three stripes. Accentuate the sporty look with a pair of comfy crew socks embellished with the trefoil logo.
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