Germany's Puma ousts Nike as Arsenal kit supplier


LONDON (Reuters) - Puma will become the kit supplier to English soccer club Arsenal from July 1, the German sportswear company said on Monday, in a deal worth more than 30 million pounds ($49.5 million) a year to the Premier League leaders.

Puma is ousting U.S. group Nike which has provided Arsenal's red and white shirts for the past two decades.

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