List of Adidas sponsorships

This is a list of Adidas sponsorships.

Adidas logo

American football

Association Football
The Adidas factory outlet in Herzogenaurach, Germany

Adidas produces the kits of many association football teams around the world, as well as producing the balls used in the UEFA Champions League and the Women's Champions League matches and the UEFA Euro, FIFA World Cup and the Women's World Cup tournaments since 1970.[1]

FIFA World Cup
Edition Host Tournament ball
1970  Mexico Telstar
1974  West Germany Telstar Durlast
1978  Argentina Tango
1982  Spain Tango España
1986  Mexico Azteca México
1990  Italy Etrusco Unico
1994  United States Questra
1998  France Tricolore
2002  South Korea
 Japan		 Fevernova
2006  Germany Teamgeist
2010  South Africa Jabulani
2014  Brazil Brazuca
2018  Russia Telstar 18
2022  Qatar Al Rihla

UEFA European Championship
Edition Host Tournament ball
1992  Sweden Etrusco Unico
1996  England Questra Europa
2000  Belgium
 Netherlands		 Terrestra Silverstream
2004  Portugal Roteiro
2008  Austria
 Switzerland		 Europass
2012  Poland
 Ukraine		 Tango 12
2016  France Beau Jeu
2020  Europe Uniforia

Africa Cup of Nations
Edition Host Tournament ball
2008  Ghana Wawa Aba
2010  Angola Jabulani Angola
2012  Equatorial Guinea
 Gabon		 Comoequa
2013  South Africa Katlego
2015  Equatorial Guinea Marhaba

Olympic Games
Edition Host Tournament ball
1996  United States Questra Olimpia
2000  Australia Gamarada
2004  Greece Pelias
2008  China Teamgeist Beijing
2012  Great Britain The Albert
2016  Brazil Errejota
2020  Japan Conext 21

Adidas is also the official ball supplier for the following competitions:

The company has supplied the ball for the UEFA European Championship ever since 1984, starting with the Tango Italia, and also produces the Finale ball for use in the UEFA Champions League and the Women's Champions League.

International confederations

Domestic leagues and cups

Referees

Adidas is also the official referee kits supplier for the leagues :

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

Non-national representative teams

Africa
  • Cameroon
Cameroon Union Douala
  • Egypt
Egypt Al Ahly
Egypt El Ittihad Alexandria
Egypt El Gouna
Egypt Al Mokawloon Al Arab
  • Libya
Libya Al Ahli
  • Mauritius
Mauritius ASPL 2000
  • South Africa
South Africa Orlando Pirates
  • Uganda
Uganda Busoga United
Uganda Onduparaka

Asia
  • Australia
Australia Sutherland Sharks FC
  • Hong Kong
Hong Kong Eastern
Hong Kong Lee Man
Hong Kong HKFC
  • Iraq
Iraq Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya
  • Japan
Japan Albirex Niigata
Japan Machida Zelvia
Japan Matsumoto Yamaga
Japan Vegalta Sendai
Japan Yokohama F. Marinos
  • Jordan
Jordan Shabab Al-Aqaba Club
  • Lebanon
Lebanon Tadamon
Lebanon Al-Ahli Saida
Lebanon Salam Sour
  • Kurdistan
Kurdistan Region Chamchamal
  • Macau
Macau Windsor Arch Ka I
  • Nepal
Nepal Kathmandu Rayzrs
Nepal Three Star Club
  • Oman
Oman Al-Mussanah Club
Oman Al-Seeb Club
  • South Korea
South Korea Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors
South Korea Ulsan Hyundai
  • Singapore
Singapore Balestier Khalsa
  • United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates Gulf United FC
United Arab Emirates Al Dhafra
United Arab Emirates Sharjah
  • Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan Pakhtakor Tashkent
Uzbekistan FC Nasaf

Europe
  • Austria
Austria TSV Hartberg
  • Belarus
Belarus BATE Borisov
Belarus FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino
  • Belgium
Belgium Eupen
Belgium Standard Liege
  • Bulgaria
Bulgaria CSKA 1948 Sofia
  • Croatia
Croatia Dinamo Zagreb
  • Cyprus
Cyprus Anorthosis
  • Czech Republic
Czech Republic Dukla Prague
Czech Republic Fastav Zlín
Czech Republic Mladá Boleslav
Czech Republic Sigma Olomouc
Czech Republic Sparta Prague[7]
Czech Republic Dynamo České Budějovice
  • Denmark
Denmark Copenhagen
Denmark Lyngby
  • England
England Accrington Stanley (Until 2022/23 season)
England Arsenal
England Crawley Town
England Fulham
England Halifax Town
England Leeds United
England Leicester City
England Manchester United
England Nottingham Forest (From 2023/24 season)
England Solihull Moors
England Woking FC
  • Estonia
Estonia Levadia Tallinn
Estonia Nõmme Kalju
  • Finland
Finland HJK
Finland Ilves
Finland SJK
  • France
France Ajaccio
France FC Annecy
France Bastia
France Bordeaux
France FC Borgo
France Brest
France SO Cholet
France Le Puy
France Lyon
France Paris FC
France Rodez AF
France Strasbourg
France USL Dunkerque
France FC Versailles
France Villefranche Beaujolais
  • Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands Argja Bóltfelag
Faroe Islands B36 Tórshavn
Faroe Islands HΒ Tórshavn
Faroe Islands ÍF
Faroe Islands KÍ
Faroe Islands Skála
Faroe Islands Víkingur
  • Germany
Germany FC Bayern Munich
Germany 1. FC Union Berlin
Germany FC Bayern Alzenau
Germany Viktoria Aschaffenburg
Germany SV Bergisch Gladbach 09
Germany Fortuna Dusseldorf
Germany 1. FC Nurnberg
Germany Hamburg SV
Germany Heider SV
Germany FC 08 Homburg
Germany FV Illertissen
Germany FC Memmingen
Germany FK Pirmasens
Germany 1. FC Saarbrücken
Germany FC Schalke 04
Germany 1. FC Schweinfurt 05
Germany SpVgg Unterhaching
  • Greece
Greece Olympiacos
Greece Panathinaikos (From 2023/24 season)
Greece Aris Thessaloniki F.C.
  • Hungary
Hungary DEAC
Hungary Debrecen
Hungary Dorog
Hungary Fehérvár
Hungary Győri ETO
Hungary Kisvárda
Hungary Mezőkövesd
Hungary Szombathelyi Haladás
Hungary Vasas
  • Ireland
Republic of Ireland Cork City
  • Italy
Italy Alessandria
Italy Castellanzese
Italy Cerignola
Italy Foggia
Italy Juventus
Italy Lavagnese
Italy Pisa
Italy Roma (From 2023/24 season)
  • Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan Aktobe
Kazakhstan Astana
Kazakhstan Tobol
Kazakhstan Zhetysu
  • Latvia
Latvia Liepāja
Latvia Ventspils
  • Luxembourg
Luxembourg Fola Esch
Luxembourg Jeunesse Esch
  • Moldova
Moldova Sheriff Tiraspol
  • Montenegro
Montenegro Buducnost Podgorica
Montenegro Titograd
  • Netherlands
Netherlands Ajax
Netherlands Feyenoord (Until 2022/23 season)
  • Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Crusaders
  • Norway
Norway Molde FK
Norway Rosenborg
Norway Vålerenga
  • Poland
Poland Arka Gdynia
Poland Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza
Poland Chojniczanka Chojnice
Poland Legia Warsaw
Poland Lechia Gdańsk
Poland ŁKS Łódź
Poland Miedź Legnica
Poland Pogoń Grodzisk Mazowiecki
Poland Wisła Płock
Poland Górnik Łęczna
  • Portugal
Portugal Benfica
  • Romania
Romania Universitatea Cluj
Romania Sepsi Sfântu Gheorghe
Romania Steaua București
  • Russia
Russia Lokomotiv Moscow
Russia Arsenal Tula
Russia Orenburg
  • Scotland
Scotland Celtic F.C.
Scotland Aberdeen
Scotland Cove Rangers
Scotland Hamilton Academical
Scotland Peterhead
  • Serbia
Serbia Čukarički
  • Slovakia
Slovakia Ružomberok
Slovakia Senica
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava
Slovakia Spartak Trnava
Slovakia Železiarne Podbrezová
Slovakia Zemplín Michalovce
  • Slovenia
Slovenia Maribor
Slovenia Mura
  • Spain
Spain Burgos
Spain Celta Vigo
Spain Cartagena
Spain Granada
Spain Mataró
Spain Mirandés
Spain Osasuna
Spain Ponferradina
Spain Recreativo de Huelva
Spain Real Madrid
Spain Real Murcia
Spain Real Oviedo
Spain Real Valladolid (Until 2022/23 season)
Spain Real Zaragoza
  • Sweden
Sweden Djurgården
Sweden Norrköping[8]
Sweden Östersund
Sweden Sundsvall
  • Switzerland
Switzerland Grasshopper
Switzerland Servette
  • Turkey
Turkey Beşiktaş
  • Vatican
Vatican City Rappresentativa OPBG

North America
  • Canada
Canada Toronto FC II
  • Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic Cibao FC
  • Jamaica
Jamaica Harbour View
  • Mexico
Mexico UANL
  • Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago W Connection
  • United States and Canada
United StatesCanada MLS - all teams
  • United States
United States Atlanta United 2
United States Charlotte Independence
United States Detroit City FC
United States LA Galaxy II
United States Loudoun United FC
United States Louisville City FC
United States New York Red Bulls II
United States North Carolina FC
United States OKC Energy FC
United States Orlando City B
United States Philadelphia Union II
United States Phoenix Rising FC
United States Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
United States Portland Timbers 2
United States Real Monarchs
United States Richmond Kickers
United States Tacoma Defiance
United States Sporting Kansas City II

South America
  • Argentina
Argentina Boca Juniors
Argentina Deportivo Riestra
Argentina River Plate
  • Brazil
Brazil Atlético Mineiro
Brazil Cruzeiro
Brazil Flamengo
Brazil Internacional
Brazil São Paulo(until 2023)
  • Chile
Chile Colo-Colo
Chile Fernández Vial
Chile Santiago City FC
Chile Universidad de Chile
  • Colombia
Colombia Independiente Medellín
Colombia Junior
Colombia Millonarios
Colombia Atlético Nacional(From 2024)
  • Ecuador
Ecuador Emelec
  • Peru
Peru Sporting Cristal
  • Uruguay
Uruguay Club Nacional de Football (From 2023/24 season)

Africa

Algeria

Cameroon

Côte d'Ivoire

Comoros

DR Congo

Egypt

Ghana

Morocco

Nigeria

Senegal

Togo

Tunisia

Asia

China

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Iran

Japan

South Korea

Lebanon

Maldives

Philippines

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Thailand

Europe

Albania

Armenia

Austria

Azerbaijan

Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Estonia

Finland

France

Georgia

Germany

Gibraltar

Greece

Hungary

Republic of Ireland

Iceland

Italy

Kosovo

Netherlands

Northern Ireland

North Macedonia

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Scotland

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Ukraine

Wales

North America

Canada

Costa Rica

Honduras

Jamaica

Mexico

United States

Oceania

Australia

New Zealand

South America

Argentina

Bolivia

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Paraguay

Peru

Uruguay

Venezuela

Notable Former Players

Archery

Teams
  • South Korea Korea
  • Argentina Argentina

Artistic gymnastics

Artists

Baseball

Players

Basketball

National teams

Associations

Club teams

Players

Former players

Boxing

Cricket

National teams

Club teams

Players

Esports

Club teams
  • Norway 00 Nation DNB
  • Mexico 19esports
  • Netherlands AFC Ajax eSports
  • Spain AYM Esports
  • Argentina Boca Juniors Gaming
  • South Korea Dplus KIA
  • Spain DUX Gaming
  • Italy exeed
  • Macau Grow uP Esports
  • France LDLC OL
  • Argentina Pampas
  • Argentina River Plate Gaming

Players
  • France Gotaga
  • Brazil Luva de Pedreiro
  • United States Ninja

Fencing

Players

Associations

Field hockey

National teams

Club teams

Players

[20]

Figure skating

Futsal

Europe

Italy

Golf

Men

Women

Handball

Associations

National teams

Europe

Ice hockey

Leagues

Players

Lacrosse

Motorsport

North American colleges and universities

Student-athlete NIL deals

Adidas signed 16 female student-athletes to NIL (name, image, and likeness) deals for the 2022–23 school year. All except Rose Zhang, who was signed separately from the others, are attending schools that have apparel deals with the company.

Flags listed here indicate the hometowns of students, not the locations of their schools.

Rugby League

Players

Rugby Union

National teams

Clubs Teams

Players

Skateboarding

Snowboarding
  • United States Jake Blauvelt
  • Japan Kazuhiro Kokubo
  • United States Eric Jackson
  • Canada Louif Felix Paradis
  • United States Keegan Valaika
  • United States Forest Bailey
  • Canada Helen Schettini
  • Germany Alexander Tank

Alpine Skiing

Swimming

Tennis

National Teams
  • South Korea Korea

Players

Retired players

Events

Track and field

National teams

Individuals

Volleyball

Associations

National teams

Club Teams

Athletes

Wrestling

National teams
  • Italy Italy

Other Adidas sponsorships

The college received jackets and other suits from Adidas.

  • Western Carolina University "Pride of the Mountains" Marching Band. The band received 410 Adidas track suits, personalized with the "Pride of the Mountains" Logo.
  • Official sponsor for Kian Golpira in Adidas Kickboxing line.
  • Sponsorship of Wojbethelnation2nd (group of comedians/sports-lovers involving Jordan Wojciechowski, David Bethel, and Avery Warner).
  • Official sponsor for the Campioni per la ricerca since 2016.
  • Official sponsor of Sport Mediaset since 2016.
  • Professional Video Gaming (eSports) organizations Team Vitality,[30] DWG KIA[31] and G2[32]

See also

Notes
  1. Hollins University does not have an official mascot, and their athletic teams do not have an official nickname.

References
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  28. "Adidas Press Room - adidas unveils FINA approved HYDROFOIL swimsuit prior to World Championships in Rome". Archived from the original on 12 July 2009. Retrieved 7 July 2009.
  29. "Josh Prenot Signs on with Adidas". 5 December 2016.
  30. "Adidas becomes Team Vitality's jersey outfitter". 10 January 2017.
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  32. "G2 Esports and adidas Announce New Partnership". G2 Esports. 14 January 2021. Retrieved 14 March 2021.
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