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Puma Extends Partnership with Borussia Dortmund

Puma’s partnership with Borussia Dortmund (BVD), the second most decorated German football team, with eight domestic league championships, five DFB-Pokals and six DFL-Supercups, began with the 2012/13 season.

Macron Extends Contract with UEFA for Referee Kits

The Italian sportswear label, renewed its contract to supply referees with kits for all major competitions held by the UEFA, European football’s governing body, in a multi-year deal. Before Macron, Adidas had held the referee kit supply rights for seven years.

Castore Partners with English Rugby Club Leicester Tigers

The deal will see the British sportswear brand providing the club with player kits, training wear and athleisure for the men’s, women’s, wheelchair, and academy squads. Castori will launch its first range of products for the Leicester Tigers this August, ahead of the new season.

Varsity Spirit Launches First Pro Cheer League

Debuting in 2026 with founding teams in Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, and San Diego, the Pro Cheer League provides a platform for elite athletes ages 18 and older to train, compete and continue their cheer careers at the highest level.

Adidas Partners with Spanish Soccer Club, Sevilla

Adidas will provide playing and training kits for the men’s first team, as well as the women’s and academy teams, under an agreement running from the 2025/26 season through the 2034/35 campaign.

TYR Sport Partners with World Aquatics

TYR Sport reached an agreement to become the exclusive global supplier of swimwear and accessories for World Aquatics, the governing body for all aquatic sports formerly known as FINA.

Report: StockX Puts More Protections in Place to Stymie Counterfeiters

Study findings highlight the growing interest among consumers in a wider variety of footwear brands and an increased demand for affordable, general release sneakers. This marks a significant shift; in previous years, the most counterfeited products were typically exclusive, rare, and expensive releases.

Study: Why Retailers Risk Loyalty with Tariff-Based Price Hikes

While most retailers won’t be able to avoid raising prices altogether, unilateral price increases are a surefire way to lose customer confidence and trust. First Insight believes there are more informed ways of approaching pricing strategies and offsetting the burden on customers.