Nike drop Iran boot deal ahead of World Cup due to sanctions
World Cup: Nike Seeks to Stop Iran's National Team From Using Their Cleats | News | teleSUR English
Nike refuses to supply Iran World Cup boots amid US sanctions - SportsPro
Iran's Jahanbakhsh slams Nike for pulling out of sponsorship deal - Sports News
Nike withdraws Iran World Cup squad's supply of boots due to sanctions
U.S. Export Sanctions Impact Iran's World Cup Team as Nike Cuts Ties with Country
Iran coach Queiroz demands apology as Nike refuse to supply World Cup boots | Iran | The Guardian
Nike Won't Supply Iranian World Cup Players With Cleats, Report Says – Footwear News
Nike Bans Boots for Iran National Football Team | Financial Tribune
Nike won't supply Iranian national soccer team with shoes, citing US sanctions | The Hill
Getting The Boot: Iran Manager Calls Out Nike On World Cup Cleat Snub
World Cup 2022: USA lands in Group B, will face England, Iran, European playoff winner in group stage - mlive.com
Iran World Cup: Nike withdraws boots due to sanctions - Sports Illustrated
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Nike Decides Against Providing Footwear to Iranian World Cup Team, Citing U.S. Sanctions - OFAC Lawyer
Problems mount for Iran soccer squad at World Cup | The Times of Israel
Nike Boycotts Iran's World Cup Players, Citing US Sanctions
Iran hits back after Nike refuses to supply players with boots due to US sanctions - RT
Nike Boycotts Iran's World Cup Players, Citing US Sanctions
US sanctions force Nike to drop Iran boot deal ahead of World Cup - SHINE News
Nike Should Apologize to Iran: Carlos Queiroz - Sports news - Tasnim News Agency
World Cup: Nike boots barred for Iran footballers amid US sanctions - BBC News
Nike will not outfit Iranian World Cup team due to sanctions - The Washington Post
World Cup 2022 Group B draw: England, USA, Iran, Wales schedule & fixtures | Sporting News
Iranian World Cup Players Call Out Nike for Cutting Off the Team's Cleat Supply
World Cup 2018: Nike stops supplying Iran boots; Mo Salah in doubt | Daily Telegraph
