Adidas and Puma have reached an agreement for the German brand to outfit Olympique de Marseille from summer 2027.
Olympique de Marseille will change equipment suppliers in the summer of 2027. Adidas, which previously worked with the club, is set to return as the manufacturer of the team's jerseys, according to an agreement reached with Puma, the current supplier.
Puma has been the official equipment provider for the Phocéens since the 2018-2019 season. The partnership, which has lasted several seasons, will come to an end when the new deal takes effect. The exact terms of the transition agreement have not been disclosed.
The arrangement between the two German sportswear giants will see Adidas take over the production of OM kits. This marks a notable shift in the club's commercial partnerships, as Adidas had a long history with Marseille before Puma took over. The new contract is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2027.
For supporters, this change means that the iconic three stripes will reappear on the club's shirts. The move is expected to have an impact on merchandising and fan engagement, although no financial details have been made public.
This development is part of the broader competitive landscape of football kit manufacturing. Clubs often switch suppliers as contracts expire, and this agreement demonstrates how rival brands can cooperate to manage transitions. The report was first published by Ouest-France, but neither the club nor the two brands have yet issued an official statement. Further announcements may provide more details in the coming months.
Puma has been the official equipment provider for the Phocéens since the 2018-2019 season. The partnership, which has lasted several seasons, will come to an end when the new deal takes effect. The exact terms of the transition agreement have not been disclosed.
The arrangement between the two German sportswear giants will see Adidas take over the production of OM kits. This marks a notable shift in the club's commercial partnerships, as Adidas had a long history with Marseille before Puma took over. The new contract is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2027.
For supporters, this change means that the iconic three stripes will reappear on the club's shirts. The move is expected to have an impact on merchandising and fan engagement, although no financial details have been made public.
This development is part of the broader competitive landscape of football kit manufacturing. Clubs often switch suppliers as contracts expire, and this agreement demonstrates how rival brands can cooperate to manage transitions. The report was first published by Ouest-France, but neither the club nor the two brands have yet issued an official statement. Further announcements may provide more details in the coming months.
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Source: Ouest-France