A Gap Fill on Puma

Puma is a German of sports shoes, and and other sportswear. It was in 1924 by brothers Rudolf and Adolf Dassler. They became famous at the 1936 Olympic Games in Munich. Adolf persuaded U.S. sprinter Jesse Owens to wear the athletics spikes he . Owens won four gold medals and the Dasslers’ shoes became famous among the world's sportsmen. Many top athletes have Puma shoes, from footballers Pele and Maradona to the sprinter Usain Bolt and most Formula One drivers. Puma around 9,500 staff and around $3 billion in annual revenues. Its products are in nearly one hundred countries. Its website says: “Puma has the long-term of becoming the most desirable and sports lifestyle company.”