Puma signs $860 million partnership with Manchester City
Manchester City's UK£50m Puma deal to cover all City Football Group clubs - SportsPro
Manchester City Sign $860 Million Deal with Puma – Soccer365
Puma net global deal with Man City-owners City Football Group - World Soccer Talk
Manchester City confirm lucrative Puma deal
Manchester City's kit deal with Puma sees them join rivals Man United as top earners | Digital Sport
What does the Puma Kit Deal Mean for Manchester City?
Manchester City replaces Nike with Puma in kit deal - BBC News
Manchester City strike 10-year kit deal with Puma | Football News | Sky Sports
Manchester City to sign £50million-a-year Puma kit deal | Daily Mail Online
PUMA & Manchester City Announce Partnership | Hypebeast
Puma kick off Man City kit deal with major statement of intent - Simon Bajkowski - Manchester Evening News
Manchester City, Girona, Melbourne City & More Soon?! City Football Group Announces First Puma Kit Deal - Footy Headlines
City Football Group's £650m Kit Deal With Puma Has Been Described As Staggering, But It's Not
Manchester City, Puma Sign $860 Million Deal – Footwear News
Manchester City land Premier League's third biggest kit deal with £50m-a-season from Puma | The Sun
Puma ups 2019 ambitions after strong Q2, Man City deal - Football - phpstack-882370-3059675.cloudwaysapps.com
The staggering numbers behind Man City's new Puma kit deal - Mirror Online
Man City agree Puma deal, will place them 'in the highest position' in sports sponsorship - Sport Witness
Man City announce £65m a year kit deal with Puma - Football365
Puma Takes Premier League Champions Manchester City From Nike - WSJ
Making sense of Manchester City's groundbreaking Puma deal
Manchester City's UK£650m Puma kit deal confirmed - SportsPro
Manchester City Puma deal: Incredible concept kits as Citizens announce ten-year £650million partnership
Man City ditch Nike to agree huge new kit deal with Puma | SportsJOE.ie
Manchester City replace Nike with Puma in 10-year kit deal worth £650m | Manchester City | The Guardian
