PHOTOS: Al Nassr’s New Kit Look With Adidas As They Replace Nike & Sign 3-Year Deal With Cristiano Ronaldo’s Side

A concept kit from the partnership between Al Nassr and Adidas has finally come to light. It was only last year, seven months after Cristiano Ronaldo‘s initiation into the Riyadh-based club, that a 1-year contract with Nike was announced. However, with no further extension with Nike, Adidas seems to have taken over as the team’s official kit sponsor starting from the 2024-25 season.

The German brand has secured an enduring alliance in a 3-year contract agreed upon by both parties valid until 2027. The forthcoming season marks the genesis of this collaboration and impressions of potential designs emerge!

Al Nassr’s Adidas concept kit surfaces with a storm of blue and yellow!

Recently, Footy Headlines showcased an initial glimpse of a concept design crafted by kit designer IvanMD. The conceptualization incorporates the Adidas emblem while honoring the tradition-bound iconography: the vibrant yellow and deep blue tones. The body adheres to a majestic yellow foundation, while elements such as the Al Nassr crest, sponsorship details, and prominent shoulder stripes are emblazoned in blue. Here’s what the jersey looks like:

This render stands as tentative inspiration on behalf of past collaborations with other teams under Adidas’ mantle. It will indeed be intriguing to witness the direction the athletic apparel brand takes in creating the actual kit design and whether it will bear any resemblance to this concept art.

Regarding Cristiano Ronaldo, his lifelong contract valued at $1 billion with Nike remains intact. Yet, there appears to be a subtle shift in his connection to the brand. Just like Adidas and Al Nassr, Puma has also succeeded in replacing Nike, thereby ending their 26-year partnership with Portugal.

Nike will no longer sponsor Portugal’s kit

According to previous reports, Puma will become Portugal’s official jersey sponsor- commencing January 2025. The UEFA Euro 2024 marks the final tournament where Portugal’s national team will sport Nike apparel. This alteration signifies a notable end to their partnership established in 1997 – an affiliation lasting for over two decades.

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Puma is poised to announce dual international kit deals later this year involving both Portugal and New Zealand. Nike has been intrinsically linked with CR7’s illustrious career since its inception in 2003, cementing the bond in 2016 with a $1 billion lifetime contract.

However, it appears that the footwear brand has lost traction with their marquee player’s club and national team. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments.

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