MLS and Adidas are continuing their footwear partnership with an upcoming Adidas Gazelle pack featuring numerous clubs.

Adidas is introducing a new hybrid sneaker that combines two of the biggest shoe trends of the year.. The Adidas F50 Taekwondo combines its low-profile martial arts slip-on with the F50.6 Tunit, a ...

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Both can thank soccer fans online who pointed it out. The design snafu comes at a fraught moment around antisemitism for both Germany and Adidas, which have had a seven-decade partnership that ...

German soccer authorities will redesign the number “4” on the country’s national jerseys amid claims it resembles a logo used by Nazi paramilitary units. CNN values your feedback 1.

Are we looking at the beginning of not just a Jalen Williams logo, but possibly a full-on J-Dub signature line from Adidas? For a breakdown of the Harden Vol. 9, here is a performance review below.

Here's an example: Adidas is selling Predator League Firm Ground Soccer Cleats for only $43. The list price of the shoes is $85, so shoppers can save 45% off retail. Available sizes range from men ...

Adidas is a top athletic-wear brand to consider when shopping for new soccer gear. Adidas shorts are made with premium fabrics and offer excellent performance. Skip to content ...

Bringing retro energy to a new era, adidas and Newcastle United have just unveiled the Magpies’ 2025/26 third kit – and it's ...

Earlier this month, adidas unveiled a new kit for the Mexico National Soccer team. The announcement immediately excited old-school soccer fans and the younger generation alike.

German soccer authorities will redesign the number “4” on the country’s national jerseys amid claims it resembles a logo used by Nazi paramilitary units. CNN values your feedback 1.

Social media users began using Adidas' online customization service to create jerseys bearing the number “44,” which many said resembled a logo used by Nazi paramilitary units.