PUMA in Football
 

Founded in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler, PUMA are the fastest growing Sportslifestyle brand in the World.

Steeped in Football history the brand has been championed by the likes of Maradona, Cruyff and Pele. More recently PUMA’s World Cup triumph hit home with Italy in 2006 and with Tottenham Hotspur’s FA Cup win in 2008, PUMA displayed its credentials as a leading sports brand on the World’s Football stage.

PUMA’s commitment to Football can be seen on the feet, of some of the best Footballers in the World. With high-level player endorsements and the knowledge to steer its technical advances within its product for Football players across the globe, PUMA’s ‘performance’ grasps the successful blend between performance technology and style within Football.

genesissports is the Licensee for PRO Teamsports for PUMA in the UK and Ireland and  we design and manufacture PUMA technical Kit and Trainingwear for the following Contracted Clubs. See for more information about genesissports and PUMA.

2009/10 PUMA Contracted Football Teams: genesissports

IN FOOTBALL, THIS SEASON
We focus on the strengths of PUMA’s SPEED and POWER DNA, the ultimate state of the art designs with a focus on lightweight performance and construction.

PUMA are dominating even more than before  as the Technical Kit Partner to fourteen Professional Clubs in the UK and Ireland, including five Clubs in the Football League Championship 2009/10.

Our PUMA Contracted Clubs are wearing strong designs and performance-led Teamwear with a creativity that exceeds expectations.
This is RAW FOOTBALL 2010.


PUMA PLAYERS:

• Samuel Eto’o (Inter Milan)
• Premiership Players:
• Thomas Rosicky (Arsenal)
• Nicolas Anelka (Chelsea)
• Jonathan Obika (Tottenham)
• Steven Calker (Tottenham)
• Championship Players:
• Akpo Sodje (Sheffield Wed)
• Ched Evans (Sheffield Utd)
• Clinton Morrison, (Coventry);
• Aron Gunnarsson (Coventry)
• Danny Haynes (Bristol City)
• Tristan Plummer (Bristol City)
• James Henry (Reading)

Celtic/SPL Players:

• Aiden McGeady (Celtic);

• Andrew Driver (Hearts)