What Boots Does Griezmann Wear?

Antoine Griezmann is a featured player of PUMA alongside the likes of Luis Suárez, Marco Reus, and Sergio Agüero. Griezmann specifically headlines the PUMA Future football boot line with the current version being the Puma Future 5.1. Complementing the French forward’s dynamic positioning and technical ability, the Future boasts feature like the Rapidagility outsole and a fully knitted upper with Netfit lacing system, placing agility, stability, and ball control at the core of this soccer cleat.

Antoine Griezmann Boots

Being the face of the Puma Future line, Antoine Griezmann has received many signature football boots included the release of the Macon silhouette inspired, Griezmann-nickname imprinted Puma FUTURE 18.1 Netfit Antoine Griezmann Limited Edition and the happy with a smiley “win with a smile” Puma Future 4.1 Netfit Griezmann Limited Edition.

Antoine Griezmann was born in the city of Mâcon and started his football career with its hometown club UF Mâcon. He has come a long way now considering he was initially rejected by several professional clubs’ youth academies during the initial phase of his career due to his small and lightweight body frame. Griezmann was finally able to break through a prominent football club by joining the youth academy of Real Sociedad. His stay at the club would be highlighted by the team’s promotion to the 2010-2011 La Liga season. He joined Atletico Madrid in 2014 and almost won the Champions League in 2016 as Atletico finished as runners up to Real Madrid after a penalty shootout. He would win the UEFA Europa League and the UEFA Supercup in the following years before joining Barcelona in 2019 with his signature said to have cost €120 million.

Internationally, Griezmann increased his stature by racking up individual accolades in France’s runners up finish in the Euro 2016, winning the Golden Boot, Best Player, and Team of the Tournament Awards. He produced a Man of the Match display in France’s win in the 2018 FIFA World Cup final and earned a Bronze ball award for the tournament.

A forward in theory but a midfielder in practice, Griezmann is known for playmaking ability on top of his clinical finishing. Operating as a false nine, he usually creates space for his teammates by luring out defenders when he drops deep. His precise timing in positioning himself between opposition lines and pockets of spaces for ball distribution and goal-scoring makes him and the Puma Future a match made in heaven.