Turkey to Leave Nike After 20 Years?
- Potential End of Nike-Turkey Deal: A social media post suggests Turkey might end its 20-year kit deal with Nike.
- End of Nike-Galatasaray Deal: Nike recently ended its deal with Galatasaray, another Turkish football team, suggesting a possible overall loss of interest in the Turkish market.
- Unconfirmed Information: Footy Headlines currently lacks accurate information confirming whether Turkey will officially end its kit deal with Nike.
Yesterday, @esvaphane posted pictures of the Nike Turkey 2024 collection with the caption 'The Last Dance,' suggesting that Turkey might be about to end their kit deal with Nike.
🇹🇷 Türkiye & EURO 2024 & Nike Collection 🧿
— esvaphane (@esvaphane) June 8, 2024
The Last Dance 🔓 @nikefootball pic.twitter.com/nJP7BeYfRu
Turkey to Leave Nike After 20 Years?
Nike has supplied Turkey with shirts from 2003 to the present day. If true, the 2024 home and away kits will be the last Nike Turkey kit & Turkey will end the cooperative relationship for up to 20 years with Nike.
This season, Nike also ended its deal with Turkish giants Galatasaray. Nike seems to be losing interest in Turkey.
Currently, Footy Headlines has no accurate information about Turkey will end kit deal with Nike
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Check out all Turkey kits on Football Kit Archive.
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