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Andy Murray signs Adidas deal worth £15m

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04-Nov-2009
 
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British No 1 Andy Murray has signed a five-year contract worth £15 million with Adidas. All change: Andy Murray will sport his new Adidas attire at the Hopman Cup in Australia Photo: GETTY IMAGES Murray has ended his... [read full story]                    

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Murray signs clothing deal

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Murray inks new three million pound deal with ADIDAS

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Murray signs clothing deal

radionz.co.nz
04-Nov-2009
 

Britain's Andy Murray has signed a "long-term" sportswear deal with German firm Adidas from 2010, ending his long-standing partnership with Fred Perry. Adidas, the world's second-largest sports goods maker, has ...

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Murray signs Adidas clothing deal

tiscali.co.uk
04-Nov-2009
 

BERLIN (Reuters) - Andy Murray has signed a "long-term" sportswear deal with German firm Adidas from 2010, ending his long-standing partnership with Fred Perry. Adidas, the world's second-largest sports goods maker, did not...

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Murray ends Fred Perry sponsorship deal

independent.co.uk
04-Nov-2009
 

Britain's Andy Murray has signed a "long-term" sportswear deal with German firm Adidas from 2010, ending his long-standing partnership with Fred Perry. Adidas, the world's second-largest sports goods maker, did not give details...

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Tennis-Briton Murray signs Adidas clothing deal

reuters.com
04-Nov-2009
 

BERLIN, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Britain's Andy Murray has signed a "long-term" sportswear deal with German firm Adidas from 2010, ending his long-standing partnership with Fred Perry. Adidas, the world's second-largest sports goods...

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