Nike's influences stretch from its production systems to it fashions, while along the way developing technologies. Their advertising campaigns often involve sponsored athletes like Tiger Woods, Ronaldo and Michael Jordan.
Nike is also well known for its strong sponsorship agreements with athletes, leagues and federations, as well as many of the world's top football (soccer) clubs and national teams, including Manchester United, Arsenal, F.C. Basel, Juventus, Clube de Regatasd Flamengo, Steaua Bucuresti, AC Sparta Praha, Red Star Belgrade, Inter Milan, VfL Bochum, VfL Wolfsburg, Hertha BSC Berlin, TSV 1860 M¨¹nchen, Borussia Dortmund, PSV Eindhoven, Valencia C.F., Urawa Red Diamonds, Kaizer Chiefs, Atl¨¦tico de Madrid, NK Maribor, Celtic, FC Porto, Paris Saint-Germain, Boca Juniors, Corinthians, Brazil, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Russia, Morocco, India, South Korea, Serbia, Croatia, Turkey, Mexico and the United States men's, women's, and Australia to produce their equipment. On December 23, 2005, Nike signed a 5-year contract (beginning January 1, 2006) with the India Cricket Team to become their official apparel supplier for $43 million.[1] Nevertheless Nike does not have an India-specific website or any mention of cricket on Nike.com.