Huesca Announce 4-Year Nike Kit Deal
Jun 18, 2021, by Pat
SD Huesca have announced a kit deal with Nike, managed by our partners and Spanish football retailer Fútbol Emotion. The deal will run for an initial four seasons, until 2024-25.
Huesca got relegated after just one season in the top flight, finishing 18th our of 20 teams. They will play in Segunda División A next season.
The CEO of SD Huesca, Manuel Torres, valued this union very positively. “As a brand, Nike reflects our same values. We look forward to offering our fans new and attractive products. In addition, he added, that it is "an important agreement for the club, since it generates more possibilities for marketing and expanding our brand."
For his part, Carlos Sánchez Broto, CEO of Fútbol Emotion, stated: "It is an honor and a maximum responsibility, as an Aragonese company, to work together with SD Huesca in the coming years. The strategic alliance we have with Nike will provide us with a differential value increasing, even more if fits, the brand image of the club."
In order to be able to sign with Nike / Fútbol Emotion, Huesca agreed to terminate the existing partnership with Kelme, which started in 2018, prematurely.
According to the club, the Nike SD Huesca 21-22 kits are set to be presented soon, while the first Nike items are already available to buy in the club's physical store from today.
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