Ilkay Gündogan Set to Make a Boot Switch to Adidas Predator
- Gündogan's Boot Change: Ilkay Gündogan has switched from Adidas Copa boots to the new Adidas Predator 2024 'Predstrike' cleats in training.
- Previous Boot Preference: Gündogan previously preferred the synthetic 'Parley' edition of the Adidas Copa, made from recycled ocean waste.
- New Predator Choice: Gündogan has opted for the laced version of the Adidas Predator 2024 'Predstrike' cleats, rather than the laceless version.
In training this week, Gündogan stepped onto the field donning wearing a different silo than usual.
Gündogan had been wearing the Adidas Copa football boots for some time now, but with a twist. Gündogan preferred the synthetic 'Parley' edition, made partially from recycled ocean waste, over the traditional leather upper of the Copa series. He received camouflaged Parley Copas for the last few colorways.
Gündogan Trains in Adidas Predator 2024 Soccer Cleats
Ilkay Gündogan laced up in the brand-new Adidas Predator Prestrike 2024 football boots in the striking orange-red colorway. Gündogan opted for the standard laces version - no tongue for him.
Stay tuned for updates on Gündogan's boots in the coming days.
Pedri laced up in the laceless version of the Adidas Predator Predstrike soccer cleats.
Gündogan x Predator. A fitting combo? Let us know in the comments below.
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