Jamie Vardy Wears Spider-Man Costume in Leicester City Training - Perfectly Matches Unreleased Boots
Jan 17, 2019, by Chris
Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy dresses up as Spider-Man during this morning's training session. The former England international donned the famous costume before scaring his fellow teammates.
Jamie Vardy Wears Spider-Man Outfit in Training
The Spider-Man outfit interestingly almost perfectly matches his boots, the unreleased Adidas X boots from the Exhibit Pack. Jamie Vardy has been wearing Adidas cleats since the summer instead of Nike, his previous sponsor. His transfer to Adidas has not been officially announced yet.
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— Leicester City (@LCFC) 17. Januar 2019
Leicester City manager Claude Puel was not angry with Vardy.
“We need our superhero,” Leicester City Puel told the media at his press conference. “He dressed up, and I think it was a good smile this morning. They had a day off yesterday and came back with a smile.”
Leicester are currently eight in the league and face Wolves on Saturday at 12.30pm.
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