Largely involving blue and orange, this boot should be launched just in time for the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, being set to dominate pitches in Poland and Ukraine next June.

In fact, Hélder Postiga of Portugal is already training with these new boots, which have also been revealed by Eljero Elia of the Netherlands in a leather version as seen below.

Meanwhile, visit our Facebook page to see Arsenal’s new signing Lukas Podolski from Germany posing with the new Gunners’ kit and these new football boots.

We are not ruling out seeing this edition on the pitch during the Champions League final match next weekend, especially after Salomon Kalou posted an image of this boot on Twitter.

His incarnation is a synthetic one, involving bespoke customisation / personalisation in relation to the ultimate UCL clash, together with his surname.

Now, we are in a position to show you even the upcoming colourways of this ‘speed’ boot by the German brand, as can be seen in the images below.

The launch colouration should be this flashy Vivid Yellow / Black / Green Zest edition, with the revolutionary single-layer SprintSkin synthetic upper for incredible ball feel and reduced weight.

This boot shall also involve a SprintFrame construction with geometrical learnings in the outsole and the Traxion stud configuration for maximum acceleration and speed on firm natural surfaces.

Increased stability and support is offered by internal TPU support bands for the important lateral and medial movements.

Also note the women’s incarnation below in Black / Red Zest / Metallic Silver.

This involves the so-called Razzle Dazzle effect with patterns that break up the shape of the football boot and cause some confusion as they seem to be not interrelated, so it is rather difficult to distinguish the exact shape and size of this incarnation.

Also known as Dazzle camouflage, or Dazzle painting, the technique was extensively used on ships during World War I as a camouflage paint scheme.

It is credited to artist Norman Wilkinson, using a complex pattern of geometric shapes in contrasting colors, interrupting and intersecting each other.

With this disruptive colouration, the patterns break up the shape of the boot, making it look as though it is made up of independent parts, thus also making it hard to understand the shape as one complete piece.

It has totally confused us as to what Puma have in store, but luckily we can make out their logo on the heel, otherwise we’d be really stumped!

Puma’s attempts at keeping this boot under wraps has created a rather sweet-looking boot; all you can really make out is that the outsole seems to have an external heel counter, and there is an all new soleplate, with bladed studs towards the heel and more rounded under the fore of the boot, which should be aiding one’s traction.

Usually, we see much more toned-down editions of boots during testing, so this extravagant black and white combination is new to us. Tell us what you think about this special edition Puma boot, and whether you like the pattern employed . . . what do Puma have in stall for us?

Ahead of flying off to Germany, members of the Blues’ first team have given their new Nike football boots a run-out, sporting the colourways that have been released as part of the Clash Collection, which should take centre-stage during the last match of the UCL.

This much-hyped range of Nike boots is characterised by a traditional white toe upper sparked by specific colour bursts reflecting the expression and playing style of each boot.

Chelsea have been hit by injuries and suspensions ahead of this epic clash, with Nike endorsees Raul Meireles, Ramires and Branislav Ivanović being ineligible.

Therefore, Juan Mata is to lead the line for the Blues together with Didier Drogba in the White / Red MV 8, accompanied by Fernando Torres in the White / Green T90 Laser IV.

Covering their shoulders should be midfield enforcers Michael Essien and Oriol Romeu in the White / Green T90 Laser IV and White / Blue CTR360 Maestri II respectively.

One player who is synonymous with the range, making sure that Predators always get that extra attention, is surely David Beckham, who has also released his first signature Predator LZ as seen below.

This flashy White / Olympic Pink / Black edition might not be to everyone’s liking, yet it confirms that the German brand is not scared to add touches of pink to its apparel, as evidenced by the official olympic ball (The Albert).

This LZ also tips the scales at just 225 g, with the 5 distinctive Deadly Zones which aim to deliver the greatest ball control, touch, accuracy and power possible.

Becks has traditionally worn a synthetic upper, rather than the leather upper as previously provided by the Predator range, but this is no issue with the new LZ since the newly engineered HybridTouch synthetic upper combines the benefits of leather and synthetic material for reduced water uptake too.

Note that this DB incarnation has already hit the pitch in a perfect debut over the weekend,when the LA Galaxy star scored from a trademark freekick for a draw against Montreal Impact in a Major League Soccer match.

Images on the internet are showing a prospective super-light version of Predator LZ, mainly involving Black and Electricity colours, which delivers for a top speed boost in close games.

In fact, the German brand’s Predator LZ SL should be one of the lightest boots in the market, without compromising the standard edition’s ‘touch’ and ‘control’ benefits.

Tipping the scales at a mere 205 g (instead of the original 225 g), this ultimate boot strips weight to a minimum by resorting to a SprintSkin upper instead of the regular HybridTouch synthetic.

The Three Stripes shall continue to include miCoach compatibility in its boots for you to track your performance statistics (including average speed, top speed, sprints, strides and total distance).

Below, also note a dark Black and Purple colourway, as presented to us by fellow boot enthusiast Reno, which should be appealing to a number of adidas endorsees worldwide.

The scene is set for a magnificent football showdown, and football boot enthusiast have today been given a great treat by Nike with the launch of the Clash Collection of its football boots.

Perhaps Europe’s best footballers will be making use of a pair of these football boots during next summer’s tournament, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Andrés Iniesta, Wayne Rooney and Gerard Piqué for each of Nike’s silos.

In fact, the above stars shall be wearing the new edition of the Vapor 8, CTR360 2, T90 4 and Tiempo 4 respectively, available as part of a collection deliver superior style and performance.

This range of Nike boots features a colour clash, as the name implies, with the traditional white on the toe meeting a bold secondary colour for a distinctive look.

All four Nike Clash Collection football boots will be available for retail as from next 6 June, but watch out for their official debut in the Champions League final in Munich next 19 May.

In fact, in the Los Angeles Galaxy’s Major League Soccer match with a record crowd at the Olympic Stadium in Quebec (Canada), which ended in a 1 – 1 tie.

These might not be to everyone’s liking, as DB seems to be showing off his feminine side, but he still managed to justify his reputation as one of the world’s greatest dead ball specialists with this Lethal Zones edition.

The 36-year old former England international curled a free-kick past goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts in the 62nd minute with these boots, which the close-up below shows to include bespoke customisation of the names of his children and his beloved number 23.

The former Sevilla player managed to score his 300th career goal as the Tricolor Paulista side brushed aside Ponte Preta in a Brazil Cup quarter final match with a 3 – 1 scoreline.

To mark this occasion, Luís Fabiano’s personal sponsor Nike presented him with a special edition of his beloved Bright Mango Mercurial Vapor VIII football boots.

As shown in this article, this pair of football boots involves bespoke customisation designed specifically for Luís Fabiano himself, involving embroidery of the terms “300″ and “LF9″.

Watch Luis Fabiano’s 300th goal HERE, and tell us what you think of these bespoke boots !

In fact, Adaptive Shield technology involves plastic triangles placed on flexible strips to enhance shot power and accuracy, whereas raised fins cause greater friction and increased ball spin.

These images show how the side lacing system provides for a cleaner contact area with the ball in a bid to minimise the pressure on the instep.

Also note the TPU bladed stud arrangement, combined with toe and heel secondary traction, for superior structural reinforcement and traction on wet and soft ground pitches.

Tell us what you think of this colourful prospective edition, largely involving a black upper with touches of orange and blue detailing, which we find attractive only to a certain extent.