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Nike to Replace Adidas as Ohio University Outfitter

Ohio University agreed to a five-year partnership with Nike and BSN Sports to serve as its official apparel, uniform, equipment, and accessories provider, beginning July 2027. The school currently partners with Adidas and Game One.

Study: Nearly Three in 10 Americans Still Loyal to Their Favorite Footwear Brands

New research from CivicScience finds that footwear is a particularly strong category for brand loyalty, with 29 percent of U.S. adults saying they are “very” loyal to their favorite footwear brands. Footwear brand loyalists were also found to be more active, strongly value emotional connections with brands, and place…

Adidas, Unrivaled, Ink Multiyear Uniform, Performance Apparel Pact

Adidas entered into a multi-year partnership with Unrivaled, becoming the official uniform and performance apparel partner of the women’s 3-on-3 basketball league The brand will also introduce a broader assortment of officially licensed merchandise, including authentic jerseys and lifestyle collections. Adidas replaced Under Armour.

On Brand Signs Kylian Mbappé to Signal Soccer Ambitions

The Real Madrid star officially ended his nearly 20-year partnership with Nike. Additionally, On named retired football legend Thierry Henry as its director of football after he worked behind the scenes on the project for months.

Brooks Enters First Premier League Sponsorship

Brooks Running signed on as the Official Footwear Partner for Crystal Palace Football Club, marking its first sponsorship with an English Premier League soccer club. As part of the agreement, the Brooks logo will feature prominently on the front of all training, travel, walkout and warm-up apparel worn by Crystal Palace’s men’s and women’s first teams.

K-Swiss Partners with ATP

K-Swiss, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary, formed a multi-year agreement to become the official footwear partner of the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals), the governing body of men’s professional tennis.

Adidas Replaces Nike as Nigeria’s Kit Sponsor

Nigeria will end its 11-year association with Nike and return to Adidas, after reportedly agreeing an $8.5 million-a-year equipment deal that the Nigeria Football Federation says is the biggest in African football.