The French Football Federation (FFF) will continue its partnership with Nike as an equipment supplier. An extraordinary executive committee of the FFF, as revealed by L’Équipe on Monday, was held this Tuesday evening by video conference. Philippe Diallo, the president of the body, brought together his government to announce it.
This contract, which will run until 2034 but the amount of which has not been revealed, is very high, well beyond the current one which brings in between 40 and 50 million euros annually according to sources. Adidas was beaten by Nike, as for the German selection, where the American equipment manufacturer should pay nearly 100 million euros per year between 2027 and 2034. The details of the deal remain to be finalized but the sum could be close to that paid for Germany.
“In 15 years of partnership between Nike and the FFF, we are proud of what we have accomplished together,” the equipment manufacturer reacted Tuesday evening. We look forward to continuing our partnership to serve as a catalyst for growth and investment in amateur football in France, accelerating the growth of women’s football at all levels, and further amplifying the FFF as an international icon performance and style. »
