The contender for best signature basketball sneaker is back again and while Anthony Edwards won't be suiting-up for the Minnesota Timberwolves until next season, fans around the world will have a chance to witness his talent at the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympic Games. On-par with his latest accomplishment, Adidas will come out with a three-pack of his signature AE 1 sneakers to don while repping the red, white, and blue of the United States.

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The Paris Olympics are just one month away and we'll see Anthony Edwards join the likes of LeBron James, Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Joel Embiid as they represent the USA in hopes of bringing yet another Gold Medal home. The signature sneakers are likely to be wild and with most players, including Edwards, having their own models, we should be in for some interesting colorways come late-July.

For his first-ever Olympics appearance, Anthony Edwards will be rocking his signature Adidas AE 1 Low in a number of USA-themed colorways. The three-shoe pack features hues of red, white, and the classic navy blue America rocks during the basketball competition. Fans got a first look from @NiceKicks as to what the Olympic shoes may look like.

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The Adidas AE 1 Low features the same construction as the typical Adidas AE 1, just with a lower-cut around the ankle support. The sneaker features the rubber TPU upper, which has indefinitely made itself completely synonymous with Edwards' brand. The pack features a predominant Navy Blue pair with a red underlay, a white pair with a contrasting blue upper, and finished by a red/blue pair that blends seamlessly together.

As we've said countless times before, the concept of the Adidas AE 1 allows for limitless combinations of colors which we've gotten a small taste of in the short time they've been in production and available to the public. We're still waiting to see what other stars will be rocking while on-court for the USA, but Edwards is already coming after the crown of best sneakers at the Olympics.

While we've seen recent mock-ups of what these may look like, an official release has yet to be announced, even though we should expect to see these sneakers sooner rather than later. Expect Adidas to release these around Olympics time so fans could rock their AE 1's alongside their favorite player in Paris.

What do you think of the ‘USA' Adidas AE 1? Which pair will you try to get your hands on?