At the end of 1992, Tapie, who was French Minister for Cities (Ministre de la Ville) in Pierre Bérégovoy's cabinet from 1992, commissioned his house bank Crédit Lyonnais to sell his Adidas shares for the equivalent of almost 320 million euros. The state-owned bank took over the shares itself via subsidiaries and sold them in 1994 for more than twice as much (around 671 million euros) to the French entrepreneur Robert Louis-Dreyfus. In the following year, Tapie sold 20% of its shares to the British Pentland Group, which in turn made a takeover bid for Adidas in 1992, which, according to auditors' reports, withdrew in the summer of 1992 and finally sold the 20% stake back to Tapie at the end of 1992. He then moved to Chievo Verona in Italy on a free transfer, where he initially signed a one-year contract, which he extended for another year in 2009. The first-round voting rights are "lottery protected", meaning they will be postponed by a year if Florida wins the draft lottery. At the end of August 2021 he went on loan to the Italian first division club FC Torino for a year Regionalliga Südwest, 1964/65, started the Bundesliga relegated with coach Schneider and Klein on August 9, 1964, with a 1:3 defeat at Eintracht Trier.

Allegedly, the first real staging of the league took place in the 2004/05 season. The 2018/19 season saw 973 goals, the highest since the 1986/87 season for an 18-team league. The two winners of the relegation played in the following season in the first division and the two losers in one of the regional leagues. After a rump championship in the spring of 1946, he was entitled to play in the first full post-war season, which began on September 8, in the 1. Class, which practically represented the then Carinthian State League for two years, had to be relegated after a year without gaining any points. The greatest success came in 2000 when the club won the Copa del Rey, their first title in 60 years. However, for the 1972 Summer Olympics, at the urging of his wife Käthe, he had a logo designed that became known as Dreiblatt/Trefoil, which was used to decorate a range of clothing items.

Through the acquisition of several other Alsatian factories, Adidas France was born under his leadership over the years. When Adolf Dassler died in 1978, the company, which was now the world market leader for sporting goods, was continued by his family. Horst Dassler died unexpectedly in 1987. Horst Dassler had previously secured the production and distribution rights for Façonnable for Adidas France and thus built up a textile company with Adidas clothing in France, whereas his father was still skeptical about Adidas textiles and especially casual wear. Because Adi Dassler stopped his son Horst's idea of ​​entering the swimwear market, the latter founded the Arena brand via Adidas France in 1972. Because Le Coq Sportif had the right to use three parallel stripes after a court order in France, Adidas bought the company in 1974. Adidas has also been producing tennis rackets since 1974. The national football association of the Netherlands KNVB signed a contract with Adidas for the 1974 World Cup. Cruyff's teammates, the Kerkhof twins, who also signed a contract with Puma, went along with Cruyff's idea. The jersey with the two stripes was worn at the 1974 and 1978 World Cups. However, Johan Cruyff, the team's captain and star, was on an exclusive contract with rivals Puma at the time.

Puma outfitted him with Puma King Boots. Adidas made its way into basketball with the Adidas Superstar made of leather, which was developed in 1969 for American basketball players who had previously played primarily with Chuck Taylor All Star brand textile shoes. In 1966, as part of the 1966 Football World Cup in France, Adidas collaborated with the Le Coq Sportif brand, heralding the entry into the textile industry for Adidas. In 1985, for the first time, a men's perfume and cosmetics line were launched by Adidas in collaboration with Margaret Astor (today with Coty Inc.); A women's fragrance followed in 1988. The adidas adilette slipper bathing sandal, introduced in 1972, is still available today. On the one hand there was the Champions Race, which was introduced at the beginning of the 2000 season, restricted from 2006 (see below) and discontinued at the end of the 2008 season; on the other hand, the entry system, which is still used today, the calculation method of the old world rankings. Bayern Munich, meanwhile, had their worst season since the 1994/95 season; Despite the change of coach from Felix Magath to Ottmar Hitzfeld after two matchdays in the second half of the season, Munich only finished fourth in the table and did not qualify for the UEFA Champions League for the first time in ten years. On 15 August 2016, the 17-year-old started in the Professional U18 Development League, colloquially known as the U18 Premier League, and assisted Liam Millar's third goal in his debut game in a 4-0 win over peers Blackburn Rovers.