Adidas Fires Back at Kevin Durant Over Shoe Snub

In a now-deleted post, Adidas called Durant 'dusty' and suggested he's nearing retirement after the NBA star refused to wear Anthony Edwards' new signature Adidas shoe.

Adidas' official social media account responded harshly to Kevin Durant's refusal to wear Anthony Edwards' new signature Adidas shoe, calling Durant 'dusty' and suggesting he is nearing retirement.
The controversial Adidas post was quickly deleted, but the brand followed up with a post saying it was 'meant to send that from the burner account…', a reference to Durant's past use of anonymous social media accounts.
Durant, a 13-time NBA All-Star, has a lifetime contract with Nike and has been with the brand since the start of his career.
Anthony Edwards, a rising star with the Minnesota Timberwolves, recently released his first signature sneaker with Adidas.
Durant, who now plays for the Phoenix Suns, responded to Edwards' wish for him to wear the new Adidas shoe by saying he would 'never put a big toe in them'.