One of those brands is Nike Air Jordan, which released a special PSG edition in 2018 and was an instant hit. A sequel to that collection is now set to release in 2025.

The Air Jordan brand, a leading offshoot of Nike, has planned numerous launches in the coming few months. The Air Jordan 6 Low Retro "PSG" model appears to be the newest addition to the collection ...

The "Off Noir" edition of the PSG x Air Jordan 5 drops this holiday season, but early buzz from sneakerheads is lukewarm at ...

The collaboration between Jordan Brand and French soccer club PSG (Paris Saint-Germain) will continue through 2024 with the launch of their Air Jordan 1 Low sneaker.

PSG unveil Nike Jordan third kit for the Champions League this season. French giants link up with basketball legend's brand in unique partnership which will see his logo replace the Nike Swoosh ...

Nike want to use their relationship with PSG to grow the Jordan brand in Europe - and believe the side wearing the shirts in Champions League games will give them maximum exposure.

The first inkling that PSG was working with Air Jordan, the Nike subsidiary created for Michael Jordan, came in May when images appeared online of black Air Jordan 5 trainers on which Nike's ...

But here’s the kicker — PSG’s Air Jordan 1 Zoom won’t be available with the rest of the collection, instead releasing February 17 on Nike’s online shop and the team’s site. Nike x EA ...

PSG reveal new Jordan third kit inspired by Edith Piaf. Chris Wright Sep 24, 2024, 06:58 AM ET. ... To that end, the shirt also forms part of Nike's "Together We Rise" campaign, ...

PSG's shirts are manufactured by Nike, but sold under the Air Jordan sub-brand in a unique collaboration. According to TyC, the NBA legend reportedly earns a 5% cut of shirt sales.

Jordan previously specialised in basketball apparel but moved into football in 2018 with the PSG deal, when the iconic Jordan Jumpman logo was first seen on PSG shirts. It replaced the Nike Swoosh ...

Nike want to use their relationship with PSG to grow the Jordan brand in Europe - and believe the side wearing the shirts in Champions League games will give them maximum exposure.