Michael Olise reportedly agrees Nike ambassador deal

Michael Olise is reportedly set to become one of Nike’s leading football ambassadors after agreeing a sponsorship deal with the American sportswear giant, according to Footy Headlines.

The Bayern Munich winger could take on a prominent role in Nike’s football boot campaign following Kylian Mbappe’s reported departure from the brand to join Swiss sportswear company On. The reported agreement would mark a significant change for Olise, who has previously preferred to wear his favourite boots without being tied to a major equipment manufacturer.

The 24-year-old France international has become known for wearing the discontinued Nike Hypervenom Phantom III, sourcing pairs online and having them customised to suit his preferences. His attachment to the classic model has attracted attention among football fans and boot enthusiasts.

According to Footy Headlines, Nike’s plans to revive the Hypervenom line in 2027 played a role in securing Olise’s reported agreement. The winger is expected to become a central figure in the relaunch, potentially taking on a role similar to the one Neymar held during the original line’s popularity.

If confirmed, the partnership would give Nike a high-profile new face in European football as the company reshapes its boot portfolio.

Neither Nike nor Olise has publicly confirmed the reported agreement, meaning the details of the partnership and its commercial terms remain undisclosed.