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Nike could make Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker its next athlete-endorser to have a signature shoe.
While not confirming a future shoe release. Booker said they're "cooking things up so the future's gonna be exciting," in his partnership with Nike.
It was reported Sunday that Booker has his shoe coming in 2024, to be dubbed Nike D Book 1.
Booker has been signed with Nike since his rookie year in 2015. He's spent most of his career playing in Kobe Bryant's signature line, having player exclusives built for him in his time in Phoenix.
An All-Star in each of the last three seasons, Booker is just entering his prime at age 26.
