Ryan Giggs and Louis van Gaal Lace Up in Adidas Gloro Boots
Aug 11, 2015, by Chris
This is what class looks like. Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs laced up in Adidas Gloro Football Boots in Manchester United's Premier League opener against Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, while Louis van Gaal wore the Adidas Gloro Boots in Man Utd's first training session wearing Adidas Shirts.
In March 2015, Adidas launched the all-new Adidas Gloro 15.1 Soccer Boots featuring a classy design with a traditional fold-over tongue. The Adidas Gloro Boots became an instant classic combining modern technologies with a classic Adidas design, released in six different colorways.
Giggs and van Gaal Wear Adidas Gloro Football Boots
Ryan Giggs x Adidas Gloro.
Ryan Giggs laced up in the Black and Red Adidas Gloro Boots in the match against Tottenham. Ryan Giggs' classic Boots definitely stood out from the boots of the players on the pitch, who wore the eye-catching Nike Lightning Storm Collection and the Solar Yellow Adidas Ace and Adidas X Soccer Cleats.
Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs had been wearing Reebok Boots until he retired in May 2014 after being named assistance coach of Louis van Gaal. He laced up in Nike Premier Boots ahead of Adidas taking over Manchester United's kit deal on August 1.
Louis van Gaal laced up in the Black / White Adidas Gloro Boots in Manchester United's pre-season training sessions, while he opted for black formal shoes in the first match of the seasons.
Well done, Adidas. Would you like to see more professionals wearing the classy Adidas Gloro 15.1 Boots? Let us know in the comments section below, and also check out Mourinho's Custom Adidas Predator Boots.
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