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Man City Begins $109M Nike Deal By Wearing New Kit On Its U.S. Tour Stops

05 / 22 / 13

Nike will pay Man City $18.2M annually, as reported in July , "for the next six years and the club will wear the new kit in both games" against Chelsea this week during exhibitions in St. Louis and N.Y. as "part of the two-game brand-building trans-Atlantic trip," according to Mark Ogden of the Lon...

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