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Nike: My time is now


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Nike Russia and Instinct creative agency presented a new video featuring Spartak Moscow football club players. It coincides with the beginning of a new football season in Russia which the Spartak players will spend wearing a new kit developed for them by Nike. Kits in red are traditional for the club. On the reverse side the inscription “Spartak forever” is made under the club emblem, near the heart. It symbolizes the players’ and fans’ devotion to the club. Football is one of our key categories, we build our brand around it. We convey our values and philosophy to fans through football clubs and players to enhance our communication with all our supporters. This campaign is based on the “My time is now” concept which reflects the uncontrollable determination of a player to unlock his potential and show what he is capable of. The gladiator motive is not just the team symbol, but also a manifestation of its essence and principles. It was important for us to find a solution that would keep the football authenticity and reveal the gladiator idea through bright and strong means of expression. As a result all this history is transformed into the manifesto of a player who is going to enter the arena for a fight with his rival,” says Alex Belykh, Nike Russia brand communications manager.
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Agency

Client service director - Nataliya Yasonova

Junior account manager - Viktoriya Sogrina



Client – Nike Russia

Marketing Director – Massimo Giunco

Brand Communication Manager – Alex Belykh

Brand Manager Football — Olga Koroleva



Production – Ball-park

Cameraman – Igor Grinyakin

Producer – Alex Orlov

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