The Europe sporting goods market is expected to attain a valuation of more than US$ 350 Bn by the end of 2031, progressing at a CAGR of 6.7% over the next ten years. Increasing participation of the European population in a range of sporting events, most preferably football, has spurred the demand for sporting goods and accessories in the region.
Growing consciousness of consumers towards their health and wellness needs has created a steady source for demand in Europe’s sporting goods market. Manufacturers of footwear, athletic apparel, and other sports products are increasing their production capacities to meet the brimming demands. An exclusive Persistence Market Research study on Europe’s sporting goods market projects that domestic manufacturers will continue to collaborate with global players to develop high-end products for local consumers. Companies such as PUMA SE, Odlo, Hammer Sports,
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Nike Inc., Adidas AG, Under Armour Inc., Amer Sports, KETTLER, Polar Electro, and WaterRower Inc. are some of the leading manufacturers of sporting goods in Europe, and have been profiled extensively in the report.
Considering the diversity in sports being played across different countries in Europe, sporting goods manufacturers are developing their strategies for business growth accordingly. The study has revealed that prominent sports categories for European consumers include water sports, winter sports, racket sports, bike sports, running, tennis, fitness, golf, teamsports and football.
Germany to Represent Largest Market for Football Sporting Goods
In European and international football events, Germany continues to be recognized as a championing participant. Almost every other consumer in Germany is a football enthusiast. Neighboring countries such as France, Belgium and the Netherlands are also witnessing an active inclination of consumers towards this sport.
Leading sporting goods manufacturers such as Nike are changing the designs of studs and other accessories to meet the requirements of German footballers. Over the near future, a majority of sales of sporting goods in Europe will remain concentered in Germany. Nearly one-fourth of revenues procured in Europe’s sporting goods market are expected to be accounted by football and its predominant presence in countries like Germany.
The study further reveals that the sporting goods market in Germany is expected to hold a substantial share on Europe’s sporting goods market value by the end of the forecast period.
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Key Challenges for Sporting Goods Retailers in Europe
Changing purchasing habits of consumers are playing a key role in the sales of sporting goods across Europe. Several sporting goods manufacturers are struggling find successful growth in retail sales as European consumers are opting for online purchases.
The sales of sporting goods in retail outlets across Europe is considerably dwindling with emergence of e-commerce platforms. While upsurge in online sales is favoring the expansion of Europe’s overall sporting goods market, manufacturers are forced to adopt direct-to-customer business models, which leads to abruptly ending their strong rapport with retailers.
Governments in several European countries have introduced sports programs in schools and academic institutions. However, lobbying by local brands to secure such bulk contracts is fragmenting the sporting goods competition landscape in Europe.
The biggest challenge for manufacturers of sporting goods in Europe is competing with global brands. As a majority of European consumers stick to the global brands like Puma, Adidas and Nike, niche players or emerging manufacturers are left with minimum leeway to penetrate the market.
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