Rooney, Terry And Other Stars Are Accused Of Wearing Kangaroo Shoes

According to the daily mail, some world famous sports brand manufacturers have been condemned by international animal protection organizations for making shoes with kangaroo skin. Wayne Rooney and John Terry are also involved in the world cup.

Some animal protection groups have discussed with European Parliamentarians about banning the killing of kangaroos for the manufacture of sports shoes. World class soccer stars such as Rooney and Terry have been accused of supporting the manufacturing of kangaroo leather shoes.

It is reported that Nike, Adidas and Puma are the three main manufacturers of shoes made from kangaroo skin. These companies provide sneakers for many super stars.

The Nike sneakers worn by Rooney are made of kangaroo skin, which is called the "joint development with the top striker Rooney".

Terry, Frank Lampar, Michael Carrick and Jo Kerr also go through kangaroo shoes.

Justin Carswell, the head of the Australian Wildlife Conservation Association, said he hoped football stars could kick the killing of animals into the world cup.