Bryce Harper Leaves Under Armour After 15 Years, Free Agent in Apparel and Footwear
ByAinvest
Saturday, Jan 10, 2026 8:41 pm ET1min read
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Bryce Harper, a Philadelphia Phillies player, has announced that he is a free agent in the apparel and footwear category. He has been sponsored by Under Armour for 15 years and has his own line of cleats and performance apparel with the company. Harper is currently in talks with UA to renew his contract, but if he makes a move away from the company, he would be the second high-profile athlete to do so after Stephen Curry.
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