ADIDAS Release Special 'L10NEL M35SI' Boot to Celebrate 35 Years of Lionel Messi’s Success

• Adidas has released the new 'L10NEL M35SI' pack which celebrates Lionel Messi's accomplishments
• The Messi signature football boots are to be worn by the Paris Saint-Germain star from February 2023
• Messi reached the pinnacle of football after winning the World Cup for the first time with Argentina

Adidas have released the new 'L10NEL M35SI' boots to celebrate Paris Saint-Germain star, Lionel Messi, his talent and his record-breaking accomplishments in 2022.

The veteran had a remarkable year, winning the FIFA World Cup with Argentina in a competition where he scored seven goals and earned the Golden Ball for the best player.

According to One Football, Adidas decided to name the special boots 'L10NEL M35SI' because of the Argentine’s will to keep making history and showing no plans of slowing down.

Special features of Messi's boot

The new Adidas 'L10NEL M35SI' X Speedportal picks up design elements from Messi's previous signature shoes, with the result being a very busy, almost inexplicable design, Footy Headlines reports.

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They are mainly black, combined with striking orange and blue (officially Team Solar Orange/ Silver Metallic/ Core Black).

The boots also have an anti-slip silicone heel print which helps enhance lockdown and prevent slippage in the heel, and a Carbon Fiber Speedframe that allows for more efficient power transmission when accelerating and sprinting.

They also possess an Engineered Agility Cage for maximum support during explosive movements and radical changes of direction, with two extra forefoot studs to maximize straight-line acceleration.

Messi debuted his first Adidas 2023 signature boots in the Champions League clash against Bayern Munich, which PSG lost 1-0 at the Parc des Princes in front of their home supporters.

Messi urged to retire internationally

Sports Brief also reported on Messi being urged by former Barcelona star, Bernd Schuster to preserve his legacy by retiring from international football.

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The PSG superstar scored seven goals - including a brace in the final against France - as Argentina ended their 36-year wait to win the World Cup again.

Schuster believes that winning the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar should be remembered by everyone as his last act in the colours of La Albiceleste.