Nike turns to football as “Beautiful Game” becomes the next test of its turnaround
Ahead of the World Cup, Nike is leaning harder on its soccer business to extend a recovery that has shown early momentum in running, according to market reporting.
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Ahead of the World Cup, Nike is leaning harder on its soccer business to extend a recovery that has shown early momentum in running, according to market reporting.
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