Adidas respond to claims Nike were happy to keep Cristiano Ronaldo due to Lionel Messi worry - Mirror Online
Lionel Messi contract leak was DELIBERATE to prove Barcelona can no longer afford him and an attempt to 'shift blame' onto Argentina legend | talkSPORT
Adidas conquers the World Cup final at Messi's feet
BREAKING: Leo Messi will NOT renew his contract with Barcelona 🤯 | Instagram
Lionel Messi switched from Nike to Adidas early in his Barcelona career after 'trivial' request
Adidas issues Lionel Messi statement after it was reported that Nike were happier to keep Cristiano Ronaldo
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Adidas Win Image Rights Vs Nike for Messi
How Nike Lost Lionel Messi - WSJ
Lionel Messi snubbed Nike deal and cost company £6.1billion after 'innocuous request' - Mirror Online
Lionel Messi turned down Nike's lucrative offer because they didn't respond to his father's request - Football | Tribuna.com
Barcelona agree new €155m-a-season sponsorship deal with Nike | Independent.ie
Nike lost contract with Lionel Messi due to trivial mistake that tarnished relationship before Argentine superstar signed up with Adidas: Reports
How Nike lost Lionel Messi to Adidas 'for a few hundred bucks worth of tracksuits' | CODE Sports
Cristiano Ronaldo gave Nike $1BN alternative after Lionel Messi snub cost them $7.7BN - The Mirror US
Messi stars in PSG's Nike kit launch despite being signed to adidas.. but photographer cleverly hides rival branding | The US Sun
Barcelona confirm record kit deal with Nike - SportsPro
Lionel Messi Reportedly Set to Return to F.C. Barcelona | Hypebeast
How Nike lost Lionel Messi to Adidas 'for a few hundred bucks worth of tracksuits' | CODE Sports
Messi contract leak deepens Barcelona crisis | Daily Sabah
Managing Barça on X: "🚨🚨✓| BREAKING: FC Barcelona have made the official offer to Leo Messi: Contract until 2025, with a salary of €25M/year gross! The club is convincing that he will
How Nike Lost Lionel Messi - WSJ
How Nike missed out on Lionel Messi to Adidas in move that cost company £6 billion