The Real Madrid and Spain captain has signed a four-year deal with the US sports manufacturer, which Spanish outlets AS and Marca report to be worth €2milion (US$2.1 million) a year. Ramos will exclusively wear Nike boots and lend his image to the Oregon-based company’s numerous soccer campaigns.
The agreement follows months of negations between the two parties since Ramos’ ten-year deal with Nike expired in June.
He becomes the latest Real player to re-sign with Nike, after Cristiano Ronaldo agreed a lifetime contract earlier in the month, a deal worth 10m euros per season.
Ramos will return to Nike branded boots for Real Madrid’s upcoming home fixture against Sporting Gijon and then against bitter rivals Barcelona a week later at the Camp Nou.
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