Puma have gotten a new member of the team, in the shape of Arsenals superstar, Santi Cazorla, who will be playing in the Puma Evospeed 1.2. We have taken a closer look at Cazorla's switch right here.

It is not a rare sight, seeing a pair of Puma boots at the Arsenal training ground London Colney. Tomas Rosicky, Bacary Sagna, Mikel Arteta and Olivier Giroud are all Puma players and now they are joined by another Arsenal profile. Santi Cazorla has for some time been flirting with the EvoSpeed 1.2 and now it's finally official, he has hung up his Adidas AdiPure 11Pro and moved to Puma.

Santi Carzorla has gone for the lightweight boot, the Puma Evospeed 1.2 and it already looks like he is enjoying life in the swift cat. In the weekends game against Tottenham Cazorla wore the Evospeed 1.2 and even though he didn't find the back of the net, he was still an integral part of Arsenal's success. The Puma Evospeed 1.2 is with its 185 gram one of the boot scenes very lightest boots and with a version made of both leather and synthetic, Puma have really spoiled us boot enthusiasts.

With Santi Cazorla on the team you have to say, Puma are really starting to build up a team with a wide array of superstars. Santi Cazorla will be sharing his spot in Team Puma with Cesc Fabregas, Radamel Falcao, Sergio Agüero, Marco Reus and Arsenal team mate Olivier Giroud. This puts Puma well on par with their competitors Adidas and Nike, when it comes to superstar names.

It isn't just Puma, who are looking to be happy with the new deal. The main man himself, Santi Cazorla, also seems to be pleased with the change to the Puma Evospeed 1.2. He has in connection with the launch said: “I've chosen the Puma Evospeed 1.2, because it is a lightweight boot, which gives me the freedom to move, which is an important part of my game.”

How Santi Cazorla will do in his new Puma Evospeed 1.2 we will have to wait and see, but there can be no doubt that it is a big star, who Puma have acquired themselves here. How do you think Cazorla will do in his new boots? And which would you rather join, Team Adidas, Team Puma, Team Nike, or maybe a fourth option? As always we would love to hear from you in the comment-section down below, or on Facebook and Twitter.