Sports manufacturer Puma said it will no longer sponsor the Israeli national football team next year in what the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement has claimed as a "win".
A spokesperson for the German sportswear firm confirmed the decision on Tuesday.
In an email statement to Reuters, the spokesperson said: "While two newly signed national teams - including a new statement team - will be announced later this year and in 2024, the contracts of some federations such as Serbia and Israel will expire in 2024.”
The brand said it was a decision taken in 2022 as part of Puma's new "fewer-bigger-better strategy" but stressed it was unconnected to the boycott.