Clothing sponsor for the men s World Basketball Championship teams

The camp of Chinese brands is very strong! A third of the 24 teams wore Chinese brands.

Peak signed six teams: Australia, New Zealand, Slovenia, Ivory Coast, Iran, Serbia.

Li Ning signed two: Spain and Argentina.

Nike's are: China, the United States, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Germany (Adi didn't even have his own country), Jordan, Lebanon, France, Canada, Lithuania.

Adi's are: Croatia.

Greece seems to be the champion and the referee are wearing the same brand·· In addition, Tunisia is wearing a brand that may be its own country, not familiar with Angola, Turkey and Russia, uncertain, Angola and Turkey should be Nike, and Russia may be Adi

A third of the 24 teams wore Chinese brands.

Peak signed six teams: Australia, New Zealand, Slovenia, Ivory Coast, Iran, Serbia.

Li Ning signed two: Spain and Argentina.

Nike's are: China, the United States, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Germany (Adi didn't even have his own country), Jordan, Lebanon, France, Canada, Lithuania.

Adi's are: Croatia.

Greece seems to be the champion and the referee are wearing the same brand·· In addition, Tunisia is wearing a brand that may be its own country, and it is not familiar with Angola, Turkey and Russia, and it is uncertain that Angola and Turkey should be Nike.

In addition to the 5 teams you mentioned, there are three teams from Australia, New Zealand and Slovenia that are sponsored by Peak, and that's it.

Verify and summarize, Nike sponsored 11, Peak 6, Li Ning 2, Adi 2, 1 champion, and 2 unknown brands, hehe.

In addition to the Ivory Coast, Serbia, and Iran you mentioned, there are also six teams in Australia, Slovenia, and New Zealand.

Lebanon and Australia are sponsored by Peak.

A third of the 24 teams wore Chinese brands.

Peak signed six teams: Australia, New Zealand, Slovenia, Ivory Coast, Iran, Serbia.

Li Ning signed two: Spain and Argentina.

Nike's are: China, the United States, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Germany (Adi didn't even have his own country), Jordan, Lebanon, France, Canada, Lithuania.

Adi's are: Croatia.

Greece seems to be the champion and the referee are wearing the same brand·· In addition, Tunisia is wearing a brand that may be its own country, and it is not familiar with Angola, Turkey and Russia, and it is uncertain that Angola and Turkey should be Nike.

China has also failed to do it for its own.

Group A: Argentina, Serbia, Australia, Germany, Angola, Jordan Group B: United States, Slovenia, Brazil, Croatia, Iran, Tunisia Group C:

Greece, Turkey, Puerto Rico, Russia, China, Côte d'Ivoire Group D: Spain, France, Canada, Lito, New Zealand, Lebanon. Beg.

A total of 24 teams.

Attached to the 2006 Men's Basketball World Championship teams:

Asia: China, Japan, Lebanon, Qatar.

Africa: Angola, Nigeria, Caisse Senegal.

Europe: France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey.

Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Bozao, United States, Panama, Venezuela, Puerto Rico.

Oceania: Australia, New Zealand.

FIBA recently made a series of major decisions at the San Juan meeting in Puerto Rico, including the expansion of the men's World Championship from the current 16 teams to 24 teams starting in 2006. The allocation of 24 participating teams has also been confirmed: 6 from Europe, 5 from the Americas, 3 each from Africa and Asia (excluding medium-sized players from the East Stall), 2 from Xingchai Oceania, and the remaining 4 teams will participate with FIBA wild cards.

The exact time is undecided, it should be in the month.

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FIBA recently made a series of major decisions at the San Juan conference in Puerto Rico, including the expansion of the men's World Championship from the current 16 teams to 24 teams starting in 2006. The allocation of 24 teams has also been confirmed: 6 from Europe, 5 from the Americas, 3 each from Africa and Asia (excluding the host), 2 from Oceania, and the remaining 4 teams will participate with FIBA wild cards.

The exact time is undecided, it should be in the month.

Top tournaments on all continents, such as the Asian Championships, European Championships, etc.