Lions get new adidas kit after Football Association of S’pore inks new partnership
The Football Association of Singapore has signed a multi-year partnership with adidas to replace Nike as the official kit supplier for national teams. The deal includes support for local football initiatives and the provision of match balls for the Singapore Premier League.
Why it matters
This marks a significant shift in the commercial landscape of Singaporean football after a 19-year relationship with Nike.
(From left) National footballers Glenn Kweh, Hami Syahin, Izwan Mahbud, Hariss Harun, Jacob Mahler, Shawal Anuar and Shah Shahiran donning the new adidas home kit.
Listen Summarise Adidas replaces Nike as the official kit supplier for Singapore football under a new multi-year partnership starting Aug 1, supporting national teams and local football initiatives. The new kits honour Singapore's football heritage with special designs and advanced Climacool+ fabric to keep players cool in the local climate. The partnership aims to boost fan engagement through special events, community initiatives and exclusive content, with a long-term commitment to develop Singapore football. AI generated
SINGAPORE – The Lions will have a new outfit to show off when they host Indonesia in their final ASEAN Championship group-stage game at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Aug 7, as they will trade the iconic swoosh on their jerseys for adidas’ three stripes.
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