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Liverpool Players Unique Boots

Ian Ebbs

Three unique pairs of boots were on display at Anfield including for Mo Salah, Darwin Nunez and Trent Alexander-Arnold, along with new releases for the new season from Nike and adidas.

Liverpool Boot Lineup

Darwin’s Hidden Black-Out Design

Darwin Nunez has been known to wear some interesting boots, with painted designs including the Uruguayan flag appearing on some of his pairs, but this weekend, he opted for a completely black pair of boots, does he have a boot deal, if so is it at risk of changing if he is disguising his Nike boots?

Trent’s Collection

Trent Alexander-Arnold, went off with an injury that will keep him out of international duty, but before then he proudly showcased the fifth boot of his Under Armour Clone Magnetico Pro 2 ’66th’ collection, that has be revealed from February 2023 until August with different colour fades across the boots, this pair should complete the collection and he will be expected in a new Clone 3 perhaps next time he is available on pitch.

Salah’s Egyptian Nights

Mohamed Salah looked unbothered by transfer rumours as he pounced for the final goal of the match. For the West Ham game, Salah was wearing his new signature X Crazyfast Egyptian Nights boots for the first time. The adidas speed boot has bold aesthetics, comprised of predominantly purplish and bluish hues, a tonal, with an all-over Egyptian floral pattern and a striking orange adidas forefoot stripes. The chrome finish on the outsole further had a blue-to-gold transition that was perfect for the Egyptian football royalty.

As for the rest of the team, adidas boots were popular with centre back partnership Joel Matip and Joe Gomez, both wearing the Copa Pure.1 on their feet, joined by World Cup winning midfielder Alexis Mac Allister. Curtis Jones intertwined well with Luis Diaz, and both wore the white with green detailing X Crazyfast.1 with laces from the Crazyrush collection.

Left back Andy Robertson was one of the Nike wearers in the Phantom GX, with early goalscorer Dominik Szoboszlai in Nike’s 23/24 Ready Pack‘s Vapors, in a predominantly white colourway with red quarter and cutout AIR branding.

Author

Ian Ebbs

Founder of FootballBoots.co.uk back in 2010, Ian went on to create and host their YouTube channel which now has 1.5million subscribers and over 300 million views, he also hosts their podcast which you can find on Spotify. He regularly plays masters football, coaches girls and boys teams and is President of his local club. Taking his over fifteen year experience in the football industry, Ian wrote the book: How To Choose Your Boots (find it on Amazon) where he looks to help footballers of all levels find their perfect pair.