This adidas Samba Celebrates FC Bayern With Signature Colors
Name:adidas Samba 'FC Bayern'Colorway:Red/Cloud White/RedSKU:20206JQ4039-8MSRP:$110 USDRelease Date:Jun 13, 2025Where to Buy:adidas
adidashas recently dropped theSambaFC Bayern, a fresh take on the beloved and iconic Samba silhouette. Known for its classic leather upper, suede T-toe overlay, and timeless low-top design, the Samba remains a versatile staple — originally built for indoor football, now reimagined for everyday wear.
This special edition stands out with the integration of FC Bayern's signature colors. Unlike the previous drop, which featured black and red overlays, this new iteration boasts bold red and white accents for a striking upgrade. Gold 'Samba' lettering adds a premium touch, while the phrase 'Mia san Mia' is engraved on the left side — a powerful club chant that embodies Bayern's identity, philosophy, and winning spirit.
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