England aims for World Cup glory, potential windfall from Nike deal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
England is three wins away from their first World Cup since 1966, facing Norway next. If successful, they are likely to meet Argentina in the semifinals, followed by a potential final against France, Spain, or Belgium. Their kit deal with Nike, valued at approximately £400 million, may include a significant bonus if they win the tournament. The deal highlights the evolution of football sponsorship and the implications of success on merchandise sales, especially with concerns over counterfeit kits affecting profits.
- •England faces Norway in their next World Cup match.
- •The team's journey includes potential matches against Argentina and possibly France.
- •Nike's £400 million kit deal runs until at least 2030.
- •A bonus may be triggered if England wins the World Cup.
- •Pirated kits present challenges for Nike's sales strategy.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — England on course for World Cup bonus from Nike as £400m deal laid bare
"England are three wins away from a first World Cup since 1966. Norway and Erling Haaland stand in their way first; if they navigate that challenge, a semi-final with Argentina likely awaits; then, France, Spain or Belgium in the final in New Jersey.
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