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Published 11:05 22 Nov 2017 GMT

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What that means, in what is the most noticeable feature of the new boot, is that there are no laces, which, adidas says, will ensure maximum surface control. No excuses then.
The boot will also be available as a street trainer, but we’d imagine that the football boot itself, which is expected to retail at around £300, will prove more popular.
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