Lionel Messi has achieved remarkable success with Inter Miami, leading the team to its first trophy last season and recently setting a new points record in the MLS.
This newfound success has placed the Argentine star in an even brighter spotlight, enhancing his already impressive legacy.
Along with this recognition, Messi has formed partnerships with prominent figures in various entertainment sectors, notably teaming up with Grammy winner Bad Bunny for an exciting new project.
The Sporting News offers details on this latest collaboration and how fans can access the new offerings.
Para ustedes ⁰Benito y Messi juntos por primera vez, unidos por el sentimiento que inspiran en millones de personas.
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Benito and Messi together for the first time, united by the feeling they inspire in millions of people. pic.twitter.com/Is0wCWt8iR— adidas Football (@adidasfootball) October 21, 2024
HOW TO PURCHASE: View Messi’s cleats & sneakers at Dick’s
Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny Launch Adidas Footwear Collection
Adidas has joined forces with Messi and Bad Bunny to introduce a special footwear line.
This collection will include both cleats and sneakers, catering to fans’ preferences both on the field and in their everyday life.
Starting with a limited-edition release of the iconic Adidas Gazelle sneaker, fans can embrace this classic shoe that has been a mainstay since 1966. For players wishing to sport the collection during matches, the F50 cleat will be available, a staple in Messi’s footwear choices throughout his career.
Notably, Messi donned the F50 cleat during a memorable match against the New England Revolution, where he scored a hat-trick that confirmed Miami’s points record, marking a significant moment in MLS history.
“We genuinely enjoy his music,” Messi shared with ESPN, expressing admiration for Bad Bunny, who has won multiple Grammy awards. “We’ve followed his career for a long time, and his songs often play in our home.”
Bad Bunny reciprocated the admiration, stating, “Collaborating with Messi is a dream. I’ve always looked up to him, not just for his talent but also for his humility and focus.”
How to Purchase the Messi and Bad Bunny Footwear
Adidas announced that the collection will be available from Saturday, October 26, through the Adidas Confirmed app and select stores. Pre-sale sign-ups are open now on the app.
Prices will be $180 for the sneakers and $300 for the cleats.
Introducing Bad Bunny
In real life, Bad Bunny is known as Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, a Puerto Rican rapper, singer, and producer.
Recognized as “the King of Latin Trap,” the 30-year-old is a celebrated music artist, having achieved over 18.5 billion streams on Spotify in 2022, ranking second for annual streams in the platform’s history.
In addition to his music career, he has dabbled in professional wrestling, making his WWE debut at WrestleMania 37.