Marco Verratti Boot Deal With Nike Is Worth £25 Million Including Bonuses

In 2017, Marco Verratti dropped Puma and Signed a Lucrative boot deal with American Sportswear brand “Nike”. Marco Verratti Nike Boot Deal is worth £2.5 million per year.

Under the terms of the agreement, the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder will wear football boots manufactured by Nike exclusively in both training and matches.

The deal will be expired in 2027. See the financial numbers behind the Marco Verratti Nike Boot Deal:

ContractDetails
Boot SupplierNike
Contract Duration10 years
Yearly payments£2.5 million + addons
Total payment over the course of the deal£25 million + addons
Any performance-related clauses?£1 million a year will be added to the yearly deal if Marco Veratti wins the champions league.

Verratti had previously been teamed up with Puma since 2011, but his contract with the German sportswear brand expired at the end of 2016.

Then he signed a new contract with Nike. According to the contract, he will receive £2.5 million each year. Marco Verratti Boot deal is worth £25 million in total payments for 10 years.

With that contract, He joined the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe in Nike’s group of elite players and boasts similar commercial value. His contract with Nike is his most lucrative.

The Paris Saint-German Midelfielder will be seen wearing Nike’s Hypervenom Phantom III’. He will also wear the company’s lifestyle, training, footwear, and apparel products off the pitch. The collection comes with, t-shirt, a full tracksuit, and a hoodie.

Marco Verratti Nike Boot Deal

With £25 million in Total payment over the course of the deal, The contract also has a performance-related clause and conditions. These are:

  • £2 million will be added which will includes a champions leagues title win, title win bonus, and other bonuses.
  • £1 million if he wins the Worldcup
  • £1 million if he wins the European Cup with Italy

There’s no undermining the PSG’s midfielder’s ability on the pitch but it would be fair to say that Veratti’s market value has sulked over the years.

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