Tensions rise at the World Cup as Nike refuses to supply Iranian players with cleats
US sanctions force Nike to drop Iran soccer shoe deal | The Times of Israel
Iran coach Queiroz demands apology as Nike refuse to supply World Cup boots | Iran | The Guardian
The issue between Iran and Nike
Iran fans have dig at Nike: “We just did it without you” - AS USA
Nike Won't Supply Iranian World Cup Players With Cleats, Report Says – Footwear News
Nike Will Not Supply Boots to Iran Players Because of US Sanctions - Footy Headlines
Adidas Exchange to Nike : Iran
US sanctions pressure forces Adidas to follow Nike and drop Iran sponsorship - Inside World Football
Nike won't supply Iranian national soccer team with shoes, citing US sanctions | The Hill
World Cup: Nike boots barred for Iran footballers amid US sanctions - BBC News
Nike Boycotts Iran's World Cup Players, Citing US Sanctions
Nike condemned for putting hijab on Iranian mathematician who chose not to wear one | The Independent | The Independent
Reebok, Puma And Nike Shop, Shemiranat County, Tehran, Iran Stock Photo - Alamy
Nike Pull Out of Iran Shoe Deal – Soccer365
Iran Soccer Players Call Out Nike for Cutting Off Cleat Supply – Footwear News
Nike withdraws Iran World Cup squad's supply of boots because of Donald Trump to leave squad and manager fuming | The Sun
Will Iranians boycott Nike after banning shoes for Iran's National Team? - kodoom.com - Kodoom
Nike Bans Boots for Iran National Football Team | Financial Tribune
World Cup: Nike Seeks to Stop Iran's National Team From Using Their Cleats | News | teleSUR English
Iran coach Carlos Queiroz slams Nike over World Cup boots snub | Euronews
Buying Nikes in Tehran: The life and death of sanctions in photos
Why Iran Players Are Not Allowed To Wear Boots Supplied By Nike In World Cup - SPORTbible
Iran World Cup Team Scrambling for Shoes After Nike Withdraws Support
Nike Iran Ban Controversial | Financial Tribune
Nike's Move against Iran 'Disrespectful': Jahanbakhsh - Sports news - Tasnim News Agency | Tasnim News Agency
World Cup 2018: Nike-Iran equipment saga continues
