Girlfriend Contract With Nike In Los Angeles
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Subsequent generations have brought about a few more athletes deemed worthy of exceptionally long-lasting endorsements, from four-time NBA championship winner LeBron James to World Cup winner Cristiano Ronaldo, both of whom are signed to Nike with lifetime deals.
Kobe Bryant, Basketball: $8 million/year. In his twelfth year as a Nike pitchmen (after starting out with Adidas), Kobe is currently in the middle of a five year and $40 million contract, pegging him at $8 million per year.
Shortly after Kobe's death the contract expired with his estate and Nike. His wife was not happy with how Nike reacted in terms of selling his shoes after he died and let the contract expire.
Kobe Bryant's contract with Nike expired in April 2021 after 18 years when the sports apparel company and Vanessa Bryant failed to reach an agreement.
After starting his career with adidas in 1996, Bryant went on to build one of the most successful signature basketball lines in history with Nike from 2003-2020. Bryant's brand, as Donahoe mentioned, was far more than footwear. During his heyday, the Nike Kobe line also included apparel and accessories.
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Kobe Bryant's contract with Nike expired in April 2021 after 18 years when the sports apparel company and Vanessa Bryant failed to reach an agreement. Vanessa Bryant had voiced her frustration several times on social media over the limited availability of Kobe Bryant's signature shoe following his death.
Caitlin Clark's endorsement deal with Nike is valued at approximately $28 million throughout eight years. This agreement includes promotional appearances, product endorsements, and featuring in Nike's marketing campaigns. It's set to be the biggest sponsorship deal signed by a women's basketball player.
VERDICT. False. The narrative that Caitlin Clark turned down a $400 million deal with Nike due to the company's association with Colin Kaepernick was published by a satire website. This article was produced by the Reuters Fact Check team.
