List of Puma sponsorships

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This is a list of figures and some organizations sponsored by German sports apparel company Puma.

Olympic committees[]

American football[]

Football[]

National teams[]

Africa[]

  •  Egypt
  •  Ghana
  •  Ivory Coast
  •  Liberia
  •  Morocco
  •  Senegal
  •  Togo

Europe[]

  •  Austria
  •  Czech Republic
  •  Iceland
  •  Israel
  •  Italy (Until 2023)
  •  Serbia
  •   Switzerland

Oceania[]

  •  American Samoa

South America[]

  •  Paraguay
  •  Uruguay

Clubs[]

Africa[]

  • Algeria MC Alger
  • Botswana Police XI

Asia[]

  • Australia Melbourne City FC
  • China Sichuan Jiuniu F.C.
  • Qatar Al-Duhail SC
  • Qatar Al-Sadd SC
  • Qatar Qatar SC
  • Qatar Al-Arabi
  • India Bengaluru FC
  • India Mumbai City FC
  • Bahrain Hidd SCC
  • Japan Cerezo Osaka
  • Japan Júbilo Iwata
  • Japan Kawasaki Frontale
  • Japan Shimizu S-Pulse
  • Japan Ōita Trinita
  • Japan Roasso Kumamoto
  • Japan Kyoto Sanga FC
  • Japan Azul Claro Numazu
  • Malaysia Petaling Jaya City FC
  • Malaysia Penang
  • Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Rovers
  • State of Palestine Hilal Al-Quds
  • Saudi Arabia Al-Ain
  • Singapore Lion City Sailors FC
  • South Korea Suwon Samsung Bluewings
  • South Korea Jeonnam Dragons
  • South Korea Pohang Steelers
  • South Korea Busan Ipark
  • Turkmenistan Altyn Asyr FK
  • Uzbekistan Navbahor
  • United Arab Emirates Al Jazira FC

Europe[]

North America[]

Oceania[]

  • New Zealand Petone

South America[]

Associations[]

Puma is the official ball supplier for the following leagues and associations:

  • Bulgaria First Professional Football League
  • Israel Israel Football Association
  • Italy Serie A (From 2022-2023 Season) [2]
  • Italy Torneo di Viareggio
  • Kenya Tusker Premier League
  • Spain Liga de Fútbol Profesional
  • Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Super League
  • England English Football League
    • EFL Championship
    • EFL League One
    • EFL League Two
    • EFL Cup
    • EFL Trophy

Referees[]

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

Players[]

Algeria

  • Algeria Karim Ziani
  • Algeria Rafik Halliche
  • Algeria Hassan Yebda

Angola

Argentina

Austria

Belgium

Belarus

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Brazil

Bulgaria

Burkina Faso

  • Burkina Faso Ibrahim Gnanou
  • Burkina Faso Paul Kéba Koulibaly

Cameroon

Canada

Chile

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Colombia

Ivory Coast

Croatia

  • Croatia Dejan Lovren

Denmark

Ecuador

Egypt

  • Egypt Essam El-Hadary
  • Egypt Mohamed Zidan
  • Egypt Ahmed Fathi
  • Egypt Sayed Moawad
  • Egypt Mohamed Shawky
  • Egypt Mohamed Aboutrika

England

France

  • France Kingsley Coman
  • France Olivier Giroud
  • France Antoine Griezmann
  • France Raphaël Varane
  • France Lucas Digne
  • France Allan Saint-Maximin
  • France Gaël Clichy
  • France Marama Vahirua
  • France Mathieu Flamini
  • France Florent Sinama Pongolle
  • France Samuel Umtiti
  • France Dimitri Payet
  • France Steve Mandanda

Germany

  • Germany Marco Reus
  • Germany Julian Weigl
  • Germany Mahmoud Dahoud
  • Germany Bernd Leno
  • Germany Kevin Großkreutz
  • Germany Christian Tiffert
  • Germany Tobias Sippel
  • Germany David Odonkor
  • Germany Oliver Kirch
  • Germany Georg Niedermeier
  • Germany Marcell Jansen
  • Germany Markus Pröll
  • Germany Martina Müller
  • Germany Kim Kulig
  • Germany Roberto Hilbert
  • Germany Selim Teber
  • Germany Alexander Meier
  • Germany Roman Weidenfeller
  • Germany Patrick Owomoyela

Ghana

  • Ghana Asamoah Gyan
  • Ghana John Mensah
  • Ghana Emmanuel Frimpong
  • Ghana Hans Sarpei
  • Ghana Lee Addy
  • Ghana Matthew Amoah
  • Ghana Kwadwo Asamoah

Greece

Honduras

Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong Lee Chi Ho
  • Hong Kong Jaimes McKee

India

Ireland

Italy

Japan

  • Japan Koya Kitagawa
  • Japan Kazuyoshi Miura
  • Japan Makoto Hasebe
  • Japan Masato Yamazaki
  • Japan Ryūji Bando
  • Japan Daiya Maekawa
  • Japan Daisuke Matsui
  • Japan Yūichi Komano
  • Japan Yuji Nakazawa
  • Japan Eiji Kawashima
  • Japan Yu Kobayashi
  • Japan Shogo Taniguchi
  • Japan Ritsu Doan
  • Japan Kaoru Mitoma
  • Japan Yasuto Wakizaka
  • Japan Kento Tachibanada

South Korea

Libano

  • Lebanon Abbas Hassan
  • Lebanon Hussein Hamdan
  • Lebanon Khaled Hamieh
  • Lebanon Hassan Moghnieh

North Macedonia

  • North Macedonia Gligor Gligorov

Mali

  • Mali Seydou Keita

Mexico

Netherlands

Nigeria

  • Nigeria John Utaka
  • Nigeria Chidi Odiah
  • Nigeria Chinedu Obasi

Norway

Paraguay

  • Paraguay Pedro Sarabia
  • Paraguay Édgar González
  • Paraguay Enrique Vera
  • Paraguay Lucas Barrios
  • Paraguay Roque Santacruz
  • Paraguay Ivan Torres

Phlippines

Poland

Portugal

Russia

  • Russia Marat Izmailov
  • Russia Diniyar Bilyaletdinov

Saudi Arabia

  • Saudi Arabia Abdullah Shuhail

Scotland

Slovenia

Senegal

  • Senegal Kalidou Koulibaly

Serbia

Singapore

South Africa

  • South Africa Steven Pienaar

Spain

Sweden

  • Sweden Behrang Safari

Switzerland

Thailand

  • Thailand Nont Muangngam

Turkey

Tunisia

  • Tunisia Hamed Namouchi

Ukraine

Uruguay

United States

Wales

  • Wales Jack Collison
  • Wales Carl Robinson

Zambia

Notable former players[]

Coaches[]

  • Spain Pep Guardiola

Australian rules football[]

  • Australia Carlton Football Club
  • Australia Greater Western Sydney Giants
  • Australia Richmond Football Club
  • Australia North Melbourne Football Club
  • Australia NAB League
  • Australia The Allies
  • Australia U18 All-Australian team

Basketball[]

National team[]

Notable former players[]

  • United States Vince Carter
  • United States Walt Frazier
  • United States Ralph Sampson
  • United States Isiah Thomas

Boxing[]

Cricket[]

Club teams[]

Players[]

  • India Virat Kohli
  • India Yuvraj Singh
  • India K. L. Rahul
  • India Washington Sundar
  • India Devdutt Padikkal
  • Afghanistan Rashid Khan
  • Australia Mitchell Marsh
  • Australia Kurtis Patterson
  • Australia James Peirson
  • New Zealand Brendon McCullum
  • Bangladesh Mushfiqur Rahim
  • Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan
  • England Laurie Evans
  • England Geraint Jones
  • England Chris Jordan
  • England Mal Loye
  • South Africa Heino Kuhn
  • Pakistan Asif Ali

Esports[]

Competitions[]

  • FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Championships
  • King Pro League

Teams[]

  • Chile All Knights
  • South Africa ATK
  • Spain BISONS ECLUB
  • United States Cloud9
  • Czech Republic Dark Tigers
  • Czech Republic Entropiq
  • Czech Republic eSuba
  • Russia EYESports
  • Turkey Futbolist
  • South Korea Gen.G
  • Argentina KRÜ Esports
  • England Manchester City Esports
  • Germany MOUZ
  • Ukraine Natus Vincere
  • Australia ORDER
  • South Korea Seoul Dynasty
  • Poland x-kom AGO

Fencing[]

  • Italy Elisa Di Francisca

Field Hockey[]

Players[]

Figure skating[]

  • Japan Daisuke Takahashi[4]
  • Russia Alina Zagitova[5]
  • Russia Kamila Valieva

Gaelic Games (GAA)[]

Golfers[]

Men[]

Women[]

  • United States Lexi Thompson
  • United States
  • Wales Amy Boulden
  • South Africa Lee-Anne Pace
  • France Joanna Klatten
  • Netherlands Dewi Schreefel

Motorsports[]

Formula One[]

DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters)[]

NASCAR[]

  • United States Team Penske

IndyCar[]

  • United States Team Penske

Formula E[]

W series[]

Rallycross[]

Handball[]

National teams[]

  • Denmark Denmark
  • Germany Germany

Kabaddi[]

Club teams[]

Netball[]

  • Australia Melbourne Vixens
  • New Zealand
  • South Africa

Rugby league[]

Players[]

Rugby union[]

National teams[]

  • Zimbabwe Zimbabwe

Club teams[]

  • South Africa Bulls
  • South Africa Blue Bulls

Players[]

Shooting[]

  • India Avani Lekhara
  • India Manu Bhaker

Swimming[]

  • India Srihari Nataraj

Table Tennis[]

Club teams[]

  • India RPSG Mavericks Kolkata

Players[]

Track and field[]

Men[]

Women[]

National Team[]

  • Australia Australia
  • The Bahamas Bahamas
  • Barbados Barbados
  • Cayman Islands Cayman Islands
  • Cuba Cuba
  • Dominican Republic Dominican Republic
  • Ghana Ghana
  • Grenada Grenada
  • Jamaica Jamaica
  • Switzerland Switzerland
  • Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago
  • Portugal Portugal
  • Norway Norway

Waterpolo[]

  • Malta Valletta WPC

Volleyball[]

National team[]

Collaborations[]

  • United States Jadeveon Clowney
  • United States Jamaal Charles
  • England Alexander McQueen (+)
  • United Kingdom Hussein Chalayan
  • United States
  • United States Julian Edelman

Artists[]

  • Argentina
  • Barbados Rihanna
  • Canada Deadmau5
  • Canada The Weeknd
  • China Luhan
  • China Yang Yang
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Dominican Republic
  • England Professor Green
  • England Dua Lipa
  • England Krept and Konan
  • England Kimberley Walsh
  • England DJ Fresh
  • England Cara Delevingne
  • England Frankmusik
  • England Steve Appleton
  • France Alonzo
  • France Booba
  • India
  • India Disha Patani
  • India Divine
  • India Sara Ali Khan
  • India Zaeden
  • South Korea Krystal Jung
  • South Korea Ahn Jae-hyun
  • South Korea BTS
  • Malaysia Bunkface
  • Malaysia Nadhira
  • Mexico
  • Nigeria Davido
  • Philippines Tom Taus
  • Scotland Paolo Nutini
  • South Africa Die Antwoord
  • South Africa Nasty C
  • United States Jay-Z
  • United States Big Sean
  • United States Kylie Jenner
  • United States Eve
  • United States Keri Hilson
  • United States Dia Frampton
  • United States Meek Mill
  • United States Rae Sremmurd
  • United States Vic Mensa
  • United States Casey Veggies
  • United States Dyme-A-Duzin
  • United States Selena Gomez
  • United States Smokepurpp
  • United States Paul Stanley
  • United States A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie
  • United States Nipsey Hussle
  • United States G Herbo
  • United States Yo Gotti
  • United States G-Eazy
  • United States J.Cole

See also[]

  • Puma AG
  • List of Adidas sponsorships
  • List of ASICS sponsorships
  • List of Nike sponsorships
  • List of Under Armour sponsorships

References[]

  1. ^ "PUMA And Mamelodi Sundowns Announce Long-term Partnership". Mamelodi Sundowns. 7 July 2016. Retrieved 14 July 2016.
  2. ^ https://about.puma.com/en/newsroom/corporate-news/2022/03-07-2022-puma-x-lega-serie-a
  3. ^ "Luis Suarez signs UK£1 million Puma deal - SportsPro Media". 16 August 2018.
  4. ^ https://jp.puma.com/jp/ja/破天荒/高橋大輔
  5. ^ "Alina Zagitova became ambassador of Puma and presented a new collection in Moscow".
  6. ^ "Maroons and PUMA prepare to unleash new era". QRL. 3 February 2021.
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