Jose Mourinho shows off his own version of adidas Samba trainers, as Fenerbahce boss teams up with sportswear giant

Jose Mourinho has teamed up with adidas for the launch of their new clothing line.

The new Fenerbahce manager has been enjoying his summer before taking over the Turkish club, having been appointed just weeks ago having left Roma in January.

He carried out punditry duties last month during TNT Sports' coverage of the Champions League final, and has now taken to modelling as he helped launch the trainers.

Adidas Originals and JJJJound, a Montreal-based design studio, have again partnered up to produced the footwear, having partnered up earlier this year.

Mourinho, modelling in the photos, could be seen donning the shoes, in one photo appearing to watch a video on his phone. He is backing his native Portugal to win the Euros this summer.

Adidas have said that the new line is inspired by their sporting heritage and driven by a commitment to authentic storytelling, with the latest collection drawin on 'quintessential footballing aesthetics'.

A seven-piece apparel has been released, with accessories and footwear also offered.

It includes an all-black track top and matching pair of pants, a white jersel and a black airliner bag, all of which, bar the bag, was modelled by Mourinho.

The company also state that a co-branded football and bag set can also be purchased.

Focusing on the trainer, adidas say the footwear is 'made up in a tonal khaki colorway with a hairy suede upper, matching tongue, and gum rubber outsole, the next iteration of the JJJJound Samba comes replete with a host of carefully considered touches including co-branded sock liners'.

The photos including Mourinho are said to include a backdrop of 'quotidian Portuguese life', with his inclusion said to be an ode to the brand's sporting legacy.

The line will arrive on June 27, days before Mourinho is due to take over with Fenerbahce.

The 61-year-old was seen posing in photos as he tried out modelling to go alonside his punditry and coaching roles.

Though he has predicted Portugal to win Euro 2024, he has suggested that Harry Kane will win the Golden Boot and Jude Bellingham will be crowned player of the tournament.