Ambassador of the X Ghosted range and the slip-on version, Alvaro Morata received a pair made up in Predator Mania.
When you are a fan of the Predator range and its history but at the same time, you are an ambassador of the X Ghosted silo, it is difficult to claim to wear one day a reissue of an iconic model like the Mania. This is exactly what happens to Alvaro Morata, the Juventus player. But the Spanish found the parade and offered the cross between Mania and X Ghosted through the services of a specialist in customization, Pete Zheng.
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Already at work a few months ago when it came to transforming a Nemeziz 19.1 into a Predator Accelerator, the artist very regularly draws inspiration from iconic models in order to integrate them into the latest innovations. Considered an adidas specialist and very often using his art to revive models like the f50 adizero from the 2014 Battle Pack or the Predator Powerswerve, Pete Zheng will this time benefit from a little visibility since his last nugget is found at the feet of Alvaro Morata, major player of Juventus. While the German brand recently used its X range with the aim of bringing it closer to the history of the f50, it is again the new speed silo from the German equipment manufacturer which is at the center of a remarkable design.
Face of adidas for several years and ambassador of X, Alvaro Morata is therefore the player who will have the chance to wear a pair of X Ghosted customized like a Predator Mania. Unveiled just a few hours ago, the pair have already been worn on the pitch but only during the warm-up between Juventus and Atalanta. A remarkable model that takes the design of the Mania itself down to the various seams that are so well integrated that they appear simply real. The red tongue, the black streaks on the front, all reference to the Mania of 2002 down to the smallest detail of the pair. Alvaro Morata is lucky and we now only want one thing, to see him evolve sustainably with such a model on his feet.
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Photo credits: Instagram @ petezheng.art / Twitter @ iF2is
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