Neymar Wears Unreleased Next-Gen Puma Boots in Training, Ft. Little Message About 2022 World Cup Elimination

Update: Neymar has trained in the upcoming next-generation Puma Future 2023 football boots. He did show off pictures of his boots on Instagram. We can already reveal that Neymar did wear the special launch edition of the next-generation Puma Future 2023 soccer cleats.

Interestingly, Puma/Neymar have added a little message to the boots. They feature the Portuguese text "Tudo Passa..." (Everything passes - hinting at Brazil being eliminated in the 2022 World Cup) as well as the word "Dream Chaser" (the name of Neymar's 2022 World Cup signature boots).

Puma Future Neymar 'Dream Chaser' 2022 World Cup Signature Boots Released

Nov 17, 2022

November 2023: Neymar Trains in Blackout Puma 2023 Next-Gen Soccer Cleats

Neymar was spotted wearing a pair of unreleased blackout Puma boots in training yesterday. It's not the first time Neymar has been spotted wearing this model of boots after he already did so back in August.

Ever since joining Puma in 2020, Neymar has been wearing cleats from the 'Future' line, so it's safe to assume that we're looking at the next-gen Puma Future here. This is supported by the look of the boots, which have a similar look overall to the current Puma Future Z 1.4.

Neymar Wears Next-gen Puma Future Boots in Training

Although the boots worn by Neymar are totally black, we can make out a zig-zag shape that goes all the way around the tongue area of the shoe.

Curiously, the lacing system appears to have undergone and the most changes and seems almost totally revamped.

Puma Future Z 1.4

Stay tuned for more about the upcoming Puma Future, possibly called the 'Puma Future Z 1.5', over the coming months. Considering Puma's yearly release cycle and the fact that the Future Z 1.4 was first unveiled in February of this year, it looks like the unveiling and release of the next-gen Puma Future, as previewed by Neymar, is still a few months away.

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