Steph Curry Signs 10-Year Deal With Chinese Sportswear Brand Li-Ning

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Getty ImagesSteph Curry is on the move.

class="x_MsoNormal">After spending 12 years repping Under Armor, the four-time NBA champion and Golden State Warriors star has signed a 10-year deal with Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning.

class="x_MsoNormal">“This the partnership of a lifetime,” Curry said in a video announcement entitled The Future of Curry Brand, adding “the future of Curry Brand is with Li-Ning.”

class="x_MsoNormal"> The partnership is built around long-term brand co-creation, multi-category performance product development, sports culture initiatives and a shared commitment to inspiring the next generation of athletes around the world.

class="x_MsoNormal">The partnership brings together two athlete-founded visions: Curry’s ambition to build Curry Brand into a global sports company, and Li Ning’s legacy as an Olympic gold medalist, entrepreneur and founder of one of the world’s leading sports brands.

class="x_MsoNormal">Curry also spoke directly to his sneaker free agency process, noting that after playing in Dwyane Wade and Jimmy Butler’s Li-Ning sneakers earlier this year, he saw firsthand how the brand could deliver on the innovation, design and performance he wants Curry Brand to stand for.

class="x_MsoNormal">Looking ahead, Curry Brand and Li-Ning’s partnership will start with basketball and extend into golf and lifestyle, with plans to open Curry Brand stores in China and the U.S. as the brand expands its global footprint.

>This article was originally published on Forbes.com