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Nike extends partnership with Football Australia for 10 years

The development pushes their partnership to 30 years now.

Nike and Football Australia extended their partnership by another 10 years, supporting the country’s national teams.

In a statement, Nike said the partnership will also invest in Football Australia’s grassroots participation, inclusivity programmes, and the Legacy ‘23 strategy that aims to provide more access to games for young girls and women.

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"This extension with Nike is a pivotal moment for Australian football,” said James Johnson, CEO of Football Australia. 

"It solidifies Nike's commitment to our national teams, and provides significant resources for the growth of grassroots football and our ambitious Legacy ’23 plan to inspire the next generation of female footballers," he added.

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