The Portugal Football Federation (FPF) has signed a new long-term deal with Puma, ending their 27-year partnership with Nike. The deal, which comes into effect on January 1, 2025, means Puma will produce the kits for the Portugal men’s and women’s national teams in addition to Portugals’ futsal,

German sportswear maker Puma said on Wednesday it signed a long-term kit deal with the Portuguese Football Federation, replacing long-serving U.S. rival Nike.

Supporting legendary FPF players like Cristiano Ronaldo and the wider federation with new gear and a refreshed creative vision.

The new partnership will begin in 2025, with Nike having outfitted Portugal since 1997. Under the new deal, Puma will equip Portugal’s men’s, women’s and youth teams in soccer, as well as the federation’s futsal, beach football and E-Sports teams.

Puma is reporting that the Germany-based company has signed a long-term agreement with the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), said to be one of the world’s most popular national teams. Starting in 2025, Puma will equip all male, female and youth teams as well as the federation’s futsal, beach football and E-Sports teams.

Portugal have signed a long-term contract with PUMA, ending a 27-year association with Nike, who previously made their kits.