Champions League 24-25 Knockout Stage Kit Manufacturer Battle
- Kit Manufacturer Dominance: Nike and Adidas are the dominant kit manufacturers in the Champions League 24-25 knockout stage, each with 5 teams.
- Brand Diversity: Besides Nike and Adidas, brands like Castore, New Balance, and Macron also have teams in the Round of 16.
- Puma's Decline: Puma started with 8 teams in the Champions League but now only has 2 in the Round of 16.
The UEFA Champions League Round of 16 draw for the Road to Munich reveals an even split between powerhouses Nike and Adidas.
Champions League 24-25 Knockout Stage Kit Battle
This distribution in the Champions League 24-25 knockout stage kit battle reflects both the traditional powers and new challengers in football's kit manufacturing landscape. While Nike and adidas maintain their dominance with ten teams between them (both 5), the presence of Castore, New Balance, and Macron demonstrates that not only the biggest brands supply teams in the Champions League.
The Round of 16 features only one brand clash, with Liverpool facing Paris Saint-Germain in a battle of swoosh-branded clubs.
Nike (5 teams)
- Atlético Madrid
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Liverpool
- Barcelona
- Inter Milan
Adidas (5 teams)
- Real Madrid
- Bayern Munich
- Benfica
- Arsenal
- Aston Villa
Puma (2 teams)
- PSV Eindhoven
- Borussia Dortmund
Castore (2 teams)
- Bayer Leverkusen
- Feyenoord
New Balance (1 team)
- Lille
Macron (1 team)
- Club Brugge
2024–25 UEFA Champions League Kit Battle - How It Started
When we look at the distribution at the beginning, it becomes clear that Puma is the big loser - Puma started with 8 teams but now only has 2.
Which brand do you think will win the 24-25 Champions League? Let us know in the comments below.
