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Carlos Queiroz slams Nike for 'ridiculous and unnecessary' World Cup boots issue | The Sun
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Iran coach Queiroz demands apology as Nike refuse to supply World Cup boots | Iran | The Guardian
World Cup: Nike boots barred for Iran footballers amid US sanctions - BBC News
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Nike withdraws supply of boots to Iran due to US sanctions - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles
Nike withdraws Iran World Cup squad's supply of boots because of Donald Trump to leave squad and manager fuming | The Sun
Iran Soccer Players Call Out Nike for Cutting Off Cleat Supply – Footwear News
FIFA World Cup 2018: Nike shoe pinches Iran at crucial moment - Inside Sport India
Nike won't supply Iranian national soccer team with shoes, citing US sanctions | The Hill
Iranian Football Jersey Kit - All Sizes 2022 - Persiscollection
World Cup 2018: Nike stops supplying Iran boots; Mo Salah in doubt | Daily Telegraph
World Cup: Nike boots barred for Iran footballers amid US sanctions - BBC News
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