Dimitri Payet Receives Special Puma Future Z Boots For 100 Ligue 1 Assists
May 18, 2021, by Khoi
- Achievement: Dimitri Payet received custom Puma Future Z boots for reaching 100 Ligue 1 assists.
- Milestone Match: Payet's 100th assist occurred during Olympique Marseille's win against Reims.
- Assist Breakdown: Payet's 100 assists include 58 for Marseille and 42 for previous clubs.
French winger Dimitri Payet was recently presented with a customised Puma Future Z for achieving the 100th Ligue 1 assist during Olympique Marseille's triumph over Reims.
Payet contributed two goals in that match with the assist for Arkadiusz Milik became is his 58th for Marseille. The other 42 were 3 with Nantes, 20 with St Etienne and 19 with Lille.
Payet did not wear the special boots in the match.
Customised Puma Future Z 1.1 Celebrating Payet's 100th Ligue 1 Assist
The boots are designed by French boots artist @latelierdelabasket.
This pair of customised Puma Future Z 1.1 is based on the White/Red Blast colourway that was part of the 'Spectra Pack'. On each foot, there is a blue grafiti of Payet's name painted on outsteps with golden spray pattern.
On the right heel, a blue number '100' is presented, also in the style of a gravity.
As these boots are only a paintwork, they have the same features as all retail Puma Future Z 1.1.
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