Last Nike Team to Drop Out of Euro 2020 Today?
Jun 29, 2021, by Chris
England will face Germany in the seventh match of the quarter-finals of the UEFA Euro 2020. If the Three Lions will not advance to the next round, this will also mean that the biggest brand will not win the Euro 2020 title.
Eight Nike Teams Already Dropped Out Of Euro 2020
Picture via UnderStats.
Out of Nike's nine Euro 2020 teams, no nation has yet qualified for the quarter-finals at Euro 2020 yet. Only England still has a chance to qualify for the next round after all other teams have been eliminated, including Euro 2016 champions Portugal and 2018 World Cup winners France.
Both France and Portugal were eliminated on Monday
Puma has been the most successful brand in terms of kits yet, with three of the four original teams qualified for the quarter-finals (Puma-sponsored Austria lost against Puma-sponsored Italy). Adidas could supply up to 4 teams, Hummel has one (Denmark).
Euro 2020 Kit Makers
Euro 2020 was the first major tournament in which Nike surpassed Adidas as the dominant kit maker.
EURO 2020 Kit Makers Battle - Domination Of The Big Three
In terms of sales and publicity, it is Hummel x Denmark who is the undisputed winners of the Euro 2020 so far. The Hummel Denmark kits are completely sold out.
Original Nike Euro 2020 Teams
🇭🇷 Croatia
🏴 England
🇮 Finland
🇷 France
🇳🇱 Holland
🇵🇱 Poland
🇵🇹 Portugal
🇸🇰 Slovakia
🇹🇷 Turkey
UEFA Euro 2020 Quarter-Finals - Kit Makers Of Last 8 Teams
- Puma: 3 teams
- Adidas: 2 teams (4 possible)
- Hummel: 1 team
- Nike: 0 teams (1 possible)
- Joma: 0 teams (1 possible)
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