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Published 14:10 13 Jan 2021 GMT

Images of the new version of the boot are - completely understandably - already being shared high and wide across social media.
While the look and feel of the new design is almost entirely in keeping with the original version, it comes a new colour scheme - officially described as 'Core Black' and 'Grey Six'.
Though old features such as the fold-down, lace-concealing tongue remain in place, the new boot has undergone a few adjustments to ensure it offers players the very best in comfort and performance. The innovative split outsole, for example, seen on the latest Predator models, is one of the features added to the revised version.
Along with the boot, adidas are also releasing a new trainer equivalent - complete with blacked-out midsole.

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