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Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker has reached a new shoe deal with Nike that ensures he remains through 2029 as one of the definitive faces of the brand.
Before being drafted in 2015, Booker signed with Nike and extended the partnership in 2018.
Along with typical basketball activations, Booker and Nike will collaborate on creative lifestyle projects as part of the agreement.
Booker is the lead cover athlete for NBA 2K23, where the Nike Kobe 4 Protro shoe is prominently featured on the cover.
