James Milner Wears Strange-Looking Blackout Nike Boot - Phantom GT
Jun 8, 2020, by Chris
- Milner's Boots: James Milner was seen training in a blackout prototype version of Nike Phantom GT cleats.
- Phantom GT Details: The Phantom GT boots feature an off-center lacing system and a synthetic upper for ball control.
- Upcoming Launch: The Nike Phantom GT boots are scheduled for launch in July 2020.
James Milner has become the latest high-profile player to train in a blackout version of the Phantom GT cleats.
James Milner's Wear Blackout Nike Phantom GT Prototype Boots
Close-up pictures of James Milner's prototype Nike Phantom GT football boots.
James Milner's Nike Phantom GT soccer boots are totally blackout. A closer look reveals that they are indeed the Nike Phantom GT soccer cleats. On the upper appears to be a strange black element coming out from the boot - but that is just dirt.
The Nike Phantom GT boots have an off-center lacing system and a synthetic layer on the upper for perfect ball control in any weather conditions.
Interestingly, James Milner's boots seem to have some customizations for the English midfielder. But as there is just that one picture we can't say any more about his boots.
The Nike Phantom GT boots will be launched in July 2020.
What do you think of the Nike Phantom GT soccer cleats? Will you try them on? Comment below.
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