Raahil Chopra
May 28, 2010

Adidas gears up for football fever

The World Cup is less than two weeks away from us now, and brands are unveiling their FIFA related campaigns and product launches as the football carnival gets underway on June 11th. Adidas has done just the same with their new football boots; the F50 range. In this commercial, Adidas has used three of their brand ambassadors – Zinedine Zidane and arguably the two best strikers in the world currently – Lionel Messi and David Villa.

Adidas gears up for football fever

The World Cup is less than two weeks away from us now, and brands are unveiling their FIFA related campaigns and product launches as the football carnival gets underway on June 11th. Adidas has done just the same with their new football boots; the F50 range. In this commercial, Adidas has used three of their brand ambassadors – Zinedine Zidane and arguably the two best strikers in the world currently – Lionel Messi and David Villa.

 
Sit back and enjoy the TVC here.
 
 

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Source:
Campaign India

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