Kylian Mbappé Contract: Nike in Talks, Under Armour & Rivals Eye Star Forward
Kylian Mbappé's endorsement contract with Nike is scheduled to conclude in the summer of 2026. While negotiations for a potential extension are currently underway, several rival brands are actively seeking to attract the prominent Real Madrid and France national team forward.
The Race for Mbappé's Endorsement
The question of who will be the next official equipment supplier for the captain of Les Bleus remains open. Discussions between Nike and Kylian Mbappé regarding a new endorsement deal are ongoing and closely watched.
Under Armour Enters the Fray
According to sources familiar with the situation, there is a "significant gap" between the financial demands of the 2018 World Cup winner and Nike's current proposal. Brands like Under Armour are reportedly intensifying their efforts to entice the prolific forward, whose existing contract with Nike is set to expire this summer.
The stakes are exceptionally high for Nike, particularly with the highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America rapidly approaching. Losing a player of Mbappé's immense caliber – a consistent top scorer for both club and country – to a competing brand would represent a substantial blow. The financial expectations of the 27-year-old Madrid striker, consistent with those of elite global athletes, are estimated to be in the tens of millions of euros annually. His forthcoming contract, whether with Nike or a different brand, is widely anticipated to establish new industry records.
Related Development: Nike and Désiré Doué
In a related development, Désiré Doué and Nike are reportedly nearing an agreement, although no official signing has taken place yet. Should the deal be finalized, the young PSG midfielder could earn more than 3 million euros per year. Facing increased competition from Adidas in signing emerging talents, Nike is keen to position the 20-year-old French player as one of the new, prominent faces of the brand.
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