Dybala Debuts Unreleased Blue Adidas Glitch Boots
Jun 22, 2018, by Chris
Update: Argentinian superstar Paulo Dybala debuted the stunning blue Adidas Glitch football boots in yesterday's 2018 World Cup match against Croatia, giving us a much better look at the boots. It is expected that Adidas will release this edition of the Adidas Glitch in the coming days.
Paulo Dybala Debuts Unreleased Blue Adidas Glitch Boot Skin
Argentina's Paulo Dybala has laced up in a never-seen-before Adidas Glitch football boot in yesterday's training session with the Argentinian national football team at FC Barcelona's training ground.
Around two weeks ago, Paulo Dybala made a surprise switch to the Adidas Glitch, showcasing an eye-catching unique colorway of the model in national team training.
Paulo Dybala Trains in New Adidas Glitch Boot Skin
Close-up with Dybala's boots.
Possibly the Adidas Glitch Argentina 2018 World Cup edition, the new Adidas Glitch cleats worn by Dybala are blue with black applications. It is a much more classier look than the garish Adidas Glitch boot he previously wore.
Stay tuned for more info and better pictures of Paulo Dybala's Adidas Glitch football boots.
Paulo Dybala is not the only high-profile player who has been switched to the Adidas Glitch recently. Other players who made the move to the interchangeable Adidas Glitch boot ahead of the 2018 World Cup are France's Presnel Kimpembe and Benjamin Mendy.
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