Adidas and Nike are the biggest names in the world of football sponsorships. A competition that grows stronger and stronger every season. Both sides are very proud of their achievements and they make sure that the football fans know about each and every one of them. They spend millions on getting contracts from these players and they spend millions more in making sure that we, the football fans, know who is wearing what.

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Update: The Predator X is revealed! More info after the jump.

Adidas has launched the latest football shoes to add to the Predator collection. We, at Soccerlens, got the images of the shoes and they match the leaked images of the shoes we posted earlier. The shoe is officially launched. The marketing name for the shoe is indeed Adidas Predator X.

A number of footballers were noticed wearing black shoes in training. Those boots were taped up in black to hide the design. Those shoese were the test-models given to the players to test the shoe and get the players used to the feel of the shoe.

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Here is a list of football clubs (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, MLS and other renowned clubs) and national teams and their kit manufacturers:

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Update: Buy the CTR360 Maestri from Kitbag. More information at the end.

Nike launched the all new concept in game improvement: a unique digital coaching experience called Nike Soccer+ alongside the new CTR360 Maestri Boot – football boots made specially for the player looking to master control to make a difference on match day.

With every boot, comes a unique user code that allows access to exclusive training content from some of the biggest names in football including Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal, Spain) and Andres Iniesta (Barcelona, Spain).

The combination of Nike Soccer+ and CTR360 helps improve a player’s performance by connecting the innovative product design with the virtual and physical world of training.

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Update: Scroll down to see City’s third shirt and pre-order information.

On 4th June, 2009 Umbro and Manchester City announced a ten-year brand partnership. City broke off their deal with Le Coq Sportif and revealed their new 2009/2010 kits with the announcement. The new City kits were completely revealed on their official website.

This is not the first time Umbro will be manufacturing kits for City. Some 75 years ago, Umbro supplied kits for City when they won the 1934 FA Cup final. Today, the company and the club are trying to revive those memories and pay tribute to the 1934 win by wearing the old kits with the modern touch. Just like the images suggested, these kits are one of the simplest and one of the best out of all the kits revealed so far this summer… After all, Umbro is a subsidiary of Nike.

Images and descriptions after the jump…

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If you watched the England versus Holland game, you must have noticed the red and white football shoes John Terry was wearing. It was the classic Umbro Speciali. Over the years, players like Alan Shearer, Michael Owen and Roberto Carlos wore them and building up from that, Umbro launched the modern 2009 version of the boot. Owen, Terry, Gael Clichy, Deco and a number of other Premier League stars will be wearing the same boot. On top of that, the English coach Fabio Capello will be wearing it during the World Cup qualifiers training sessions.

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The new season of Premier League and Bundesliga has already kicked off and they’re in full swing. Where as La Liga will be kicking off at the end of this month. Usually, more and more people want to buy new football shoes around this time. Keeping that mind, Kitbag brings a special sale for all the special football fans of up to 70%! It’s a great deal if you’re looking for new shoes. The offer contains brands like Nike, Adidas, Umbro, Puma and also stands on kids shoes.

Soccerlens brings you the sales, divided into different categories.

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At some stage in our life we end up getting screwed by the corporate industry and we get the two percent of the product which is not going to work. The next thing you know, you’re a father. Now, you don’t want your fatherhood to stand in the way of your football. You want your kid to wear the colors of your team. It could be Manchester United, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan or maybe your local B-grade or C-grade team that we don’t know about.

For that specific reason, we, at Soccerlens, went through our friends’ (Subside Sports & Kitbag) collections to get our hands on the stuff made in the smallest, cutest sizes for football loving kids and/or parents.

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Liverpool and Adidas revealed the third kit today, that is 16th July, 2009. We have already shown you the Liverpool 08/10 Home Shirt and the Liverpool 09/10 Away Kit. Liverpool will also use this kit in the European competitions in the coming season. The kit will officially be launched on 13th August, 2009 but Soccerlens is giving you an opportunity to pre-order it from Kitbag.

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Update: The new United away 2009/2010 kit was already available for pre-order. Now it has been revealed officially. We already brought you the images that were supposed to be put on display in August via Keith Yau. Get yours here.

The Nike manufactured Manchester United 2009/2010 away kit has been officially unveiled. Our affiliate Kitbag brought the images to Soccerlens and we are bringing them for our visitors. The shirt is exactly the same as the leaked shirt despite the protest against the Manchester City colored stripe in the front.

Images of the kit and links to pre-order it, after the jump:

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Soccerlens brings for the football fans a mega sale by our affiliates Subside Sports and Kitbag. They’re clearing out their stocks by putting huge sales on them. You won’t get a better chance to get your hands on some really cool stuff for some really low prices. A bargain that has already been done for you.

Here are the two offers:

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Our friends over at Footy Boots are holding their annual football boots awards – and if you’re keen on football shoes then take out a few minutes, vote on the boots and have a look around the site, it’s THE website to go to for all football boots.

Former Liverpool player and current football boot designer, Craig Johnston, has had a lot to say recently about manufacturing standards for today’s football boots.

Craig Johnston along with Simon Skirrow (now owner of Nomis) designed the adidas Predator, so when it comes to talking about what makes for a good football boot, Johnston knows his business.

And while speaking about football boots and football injuries, Johnston had this to say:

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The Nike manufactured kits for the champions of Italy in 2008/2009, Inter Milan, has been revealed. The shirts aren’t much different from last season’s kits. These seem to be the kits the club will wear while defending their title in 2009/2010.

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Kitbag has added a new competition on their site. You can win two tickets to the match where the winners of Champions League, Barcelona, will take on the winners of UEFA Cup, Shaktar Donetsk, in Monaco on 28th August, 2009. Courtesy of Adidas, the winner of this competition will get two tickets to the game, with flights and accommodation included!

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The Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly will be manufactured using the most advanced technology in sports. It is designed to have the speed and flexibility. The flywire technology uses high tensile strength fibres to provide strength to the foot for added support.

Nike Flywire technology utilises high-strength threads that act like cables on a suspension bridge, delivering engineered support precisely where it’s needed. This revolutionary technology transforms how footwear is engineered by reducing the amount of material required for the upper of the football shoes to the bare minimum without compromising on durability or integrity and support.

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