Nike Decides Against Providing Footwear to Iranian World Cup Team, Citing U.S. Sanctions - OFAC Lawyer
Iran players unable to wear Nike football boots due to US sanctions | Daily Mail Online
Nike Drop Iran Boot Deal Ahead of World Cup Due to Sanctions | The Panenka
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Nike cuts ties with Iran's World Cup team, citing U.S. sanctions
US sanctions stop Nike supply to Iran football team for World Cup | Global Sanctions
Iran Soccer Players Call Out Nike for Cutting Off Cleat Supply – Footwear News
Iran Coach Carlos Queiroz Slams Nike For Refusing To Supply Players With Boots - SoccerBible
The issue between Iran and Nike
Tensions rise at the World Cup as Nike refuses to supply Iranian players with cleats
World Cup 2018: Nike stops supplying Iran boots; Mo Salah in doubt | Daily Telegraph
Nike's Move against Iran 'Disrespectful': Jahanbakhsh - Sports news - Tasnim News Agency
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Nike Iran Ban Controversial | Financial Tribune
Nike Won't Provide Shoes to Iran's Soccer Team Thanks to Trump's Sanctions
Problems mount for Iran soccer squad at World Cup | The Times of Israel
Iran Coach Carlos Queiroz Slams Nike For Refusing To Supply Players With Boots - SoccerBible
Nike leaves Iran football national team without boots fearing US sanctions — MercoPress
World Cup 2018: Nike-Iran equipment saga continues
Nike will not outfit Iranian World Cup team due to sanctions - The Washington Post
Nike Will Not Supply Boots to Iran Players Because of US Sanctions - Footy Headlines
Citing Sanctions, Nike Moves to Block Iran's National Team From Using Their Shoes
Carlos Queiroz slams Nike for 'ridiculous and unnecessary' World Cup boots issue | The Sun
Nike won't supply Iranian national soccer team with shoes, citing US sanctions | The Hill
