Dele Alli and Nemanja Matić Train in Laceless Adidas Ace Boots
Nov 20, 2015, by Chris
Tottenham Hotspur Youngster Dele Alli and Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matić have become the first Premier League players to be spotted wearing the revolutionary laceless Adidas Boot.
After Adidas revealed their all-new laceless football boots in early November 2015, FC Bayern Munich's Holger Badstuber and Atlético Madrid's Koke were the first players to give the cutting-edge boots a try. Designed to offer pure control, the laceless Adidas Ace Cleats feature a completely new laceless design, combined with a Dynamic Fit collar and a knitted upper for a sock-like fit.
Dele Alli and Nemanja Matić Train in laceless Adidas Boot
Close-up picture of Nemanja Matić's Boots.
Nemanja Matić, who currently laces up in the Solar Red Adidas Ace Primeknit Boots, and Dele Alli, who currently wears the synthetic version of Adidas' Control Boot, both laced up in what looks like a non-modified version of the first-ever laceless Adidas Cleat.
Following today's info, it appears clear that Adidas wants all their players to start wearing the revolutionary laceless boots when the first official colorway release is due in January 2016.
Have you spotted any other players wearing the laceless Adidas Ace Boots in training yet? Let us know in the comments below and find out all you need to know about the laceless Adidas Ace Boots.
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Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the information and graphic.
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