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Nike vs. adidas: Which Brand Will Dominate The 2018 World Cup? [Infographic] - Venngage
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Brazil's Olympic Committee vows action in sponsor spat | Reuters
CBF sponsors have low return – Sports Value
Nike is cooperating with investigators in a $30m case of alleged bribery to sponsor Brazil's national team — Quartz
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Nike, the Brazilian national football team, and $40 million paid into a Swiss bank account - The Economic Times
