Amid Plans of ?Never? Playing for 76ers, James Harden Returns to Court With $34.22 Billion Worth German Brand?s Latest Product

As the NBA new season approaches, the city of Philadelphia finds itself in a state of mixed emotions. James Harden is back on the court, but he has made it clear to never play for Philly again. While the drama surrounding him and 76ers management continues to unfold, the superstar athlete has partnered with Adidas to release his latest signature shoe. Harden’s first Adidas Harden Vol. 1, was released in 2016.

At the same time, he is not missing out on his training and practice. He recently posted a new signature shoe with $34.22 billion worth, Adidas.?The 10-time All-Star is promoting his new the Harden Vol. 7 DENIM.?

Harden collaborates with Adidas for another release

He posted a photo of himself wearing the shoes on Instagram with the caption, “Dear Summer. Harden Vol. 7 DENIM available on adidas.com and select locations. #HardenVol7 #adidasBasketball“. The shoes are made with a denim upper and feature a number of performance-enhancing technologies, including Lightstrike cushioning and Bounce midsole. It seems like Harden is all in for the new season and getting in shape.

Harden is still in Philly, but if his recent experiences suggest, he’s not interested in playing for them.

Harden is moving on from the Philly?

In August, he called 76ers general manager Daryl Morey a “liar” and vowed to “never” return to the team. Despite his desire to leave, Harden is still attending the 76ers’ training camp and practicing for the new season. He is under contract for one more year and is still owed $47.3 million.

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The 76ers, led by the formidable duo of

Joel Embiid and Harden, are seen as serious contenders for the championship. However, amidst the excitement, a cloud of uncertainty hovers over the team due to the very public feud between Harden and Morey. One thing is clear, Harden is still committed to his game, but it may not be in the 76ers camp anymore. The shoes are sure to be popular among sneakerheads, and it seems like Harden is doing well off the court too.WATCH THIS STORY: Shaquille O?Neal Subtly Warns Austin Reaves and Anthony Edwards of a Storm Coming, as NBA All Star-Led Rivals Smoke Latvia to Overshadow Team USA