Who is the girl in the Nike soccer commercial?

Who is the girl in the Nike soccer commercial?

Makena Cook
The magnetic young star of the commercial is a 10-year-old Californian soccer player named Makena Cook (who happens to be wearing a limited-edition “Dream Further” jersey, which Nike says is the first-ever kids-only soccer shirt designed specifically for girls).

Which footballer is sponsored by Nike?

Ronaldo, Mbappe, Lewandowski & list of brand’s partners. From Ronaldo to Ronaldinho via Kylian Mbappe and Cristiano Ronaldo, American sportswear giant Nike has always been associated with some of the biggest names in football.

Where can I watch Nike football the last game?

The “Last Game” was created by Nike, Wieden + Kennedy and Passion and can be viewed at nike.com/riskeverything.

Who does Nike sponsor in the Premier League?

Similar to last season, Nike sponsors four teams: Brighton and three of the traditional top six teams with Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham. Umbro follows the two giant apparel companies. After seeing their Premier League portfolio halved last season, they added promoted side Brentford this campaign.

What can I watch the last game on?

Watch Last Game | Prime Video.

Who is in the new Nike commercial?

We decided to take that vision further with an ad featuring Eliud Kipchoge—the Kenyan runner who was the first in history to break the two-hour barrier in the marathon—in his home country, running down a dirt road, in search of his next milestone.

Did Nike drop Colin Kaepernick?

Nike just lost about $3.75 billion in market cap after announcing free agent NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick as the new face of its “Just Do It” ad campaign. It’s the 30th anniversary of the iconic TV and print spots.

Was Nike’s dream crazy campaign a success?

It built the Nike business. Dream Crazy was purpose-led, authentic and certainly creative, but it was also effective. Not only did it change perceptions of Nike, it also contributed to its business. The campaign generated 2.7m mentions of Nike within a week and, in less than 24 hours, delivered $43m in media exposure.