Nike has reversed its decision not to produce replica jerseys for England goalkeeper Mary Earps, following a backlash from fans and players. The sportswear giant has now said it will sell shirts for all national teams, including those that do not have a men’s team..
The controversy began when Earps, who was part of England’s victorious Euro 2022 squad, revealed that Nike would not be producing a replica shirt with her name on it. This led to accusations of sexism and a lack of support for women’s football..
Nike initially defended its decision, saying that it only produced replica jerseys for teams that had a men’s team. However, the company has now changed its stance, saying that it will sell shirts for all national teams, regardless of gender..
In a statement, Nike said: .
