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Rangers clarify position on Sports Direct's involvement with Castore kit after 'exclusive sale' claims | Glasgow Times
Castore: Sportswear brand that's backed by Andy Murray and the Asda-owning billionaire Issa brothers valued at £750m - Manchester Evening News
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Castore Football Kits | Customise Soccer Shirts | ADM
Castore Will Be In The Premier League - Footy Headlines
Kent Cricket partners with Castore ahead of 2022 season | Kent Cricket
Photo) Home kit concept with Castore logo goes viral among Rangers fans – Thick Accent
Ffion Appleton Sportswear Design -Castore
Castore to Enter Bundesliga, La Liga & Serie A in 2022-23 - Footy Headlines
Castore: All you need to know about the sports fashion brand backed by Andy Murray and Asda's billionaire owners - Business Live
Castore Sportswear Agree Partnership With The Athlete Media Group - Athlete Media Group
Premium Performance Sportswear | Castore Sportswear
Kappa Napoli Kit Deal Is "No Longer Granted" - Napoli To Sign Castore Kit Deal? - Footy Headlines
Aston Villa and Castore sign landmark multi-year partnership | AVFC
Newcastle United talks with Castore ongoing as Magpies explore new commercial avenues - Chronicle Live
Castore Sportswear - A New Era | Castore X Rangers FC | Facebook | By Castore Sportswear | Introducing the 2020/2021 Rangers Home Jersey. Now available exclusively online at preorder.rangers.co.uk #ANewEra #BetterNeverStops
The Rise Of Castore - SoccerBible
Golf Business News - Patrick Reed signs for Castore sportswear
Castore - UltimateFan
Genoa become first Italian club to sign with Castore - SportsPro
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Sign announcing the opening of a Castore sportswear store Liverpool ONE Stock Photo - Alamy
Castore boss on why sportwear brand quit Liverpool and creating 200 jobs - Liverpool Echo
