Caitlin Clark is set to sign the most lucrative shoe deal in women's basketball history, reportedly worth $28 million over eight years with Nike, including a signature shoe.

By the Numbers
  • Nike deal: $28 million over eight years
  • Under Armour offer: $16 million over four years
Yes, But

Other companies like Puma and Adidas made lower offers, and some deals were contingent on Clark staying at Iowa for another year to increase her star power.

State of Play
  • Caitlin Clark opting for Nike over other offers despite Under Armour's higher annual salary pitch.
  • Sabrina Ionescu, another athlete, also chose Nike over Under Armour despite attractive offers.
What's Next

Clark has secured additional deals with brands like Gainbridge, Panini, and Xfinity as she prepares to join the WNBA.

Bottom Line

Caitlin Clark's groundbreaking Nike deal demonstrates her rising star power and market value, setting a new standard for women's basketball endorsements and sponsorship opportunities.