Andy Murray AMC: What does it mean and why does he use it on social media? | The National
What is Castore clothing, why is Andy Murray wearing it at Wimbledon, and how much is his sponsorship deal worth? | The Sun
Sportswear brand Castore gets into shape for $200m fundraising | Business News | Sky News
Wimbledon 2019: Why is Andy Murray wearing Castore and how much is the deal worth? | The Independent | The Independent
Andy Murray-backed sportswear brand signs kit deal with Newcastle United | The Independent
Castore Turned Andy Murray's Hip X-Ray Into A Billboard
Andy Murray x Castore Partnership
Andy Murray Speaking Engagements, Schedule, & Fee | WSB
Castore: Sportswear brand that's backed by Andy Murray and the Asda-owning billionaire Issa brothers valued at £750m - Manchester Evening News
Murray accepts Delray Beach Open wildcard to begin 2021 season - Sportstar
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Castore strengthens partnership with Andy Murray
Andy Murray at Wimbledon: AMC Clothing explained
AMC - Tennis Clothing | Andy Murray Collection | Castore
Andy Murray sportswear brand lands five-year deal to supply the LTA - TennisBuzz - Breaking tennis news, live scores and features
Andy Murray becomes shareholder in sportswear brand Castore
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Andy Murray ties up kit deal with Tennis Scotland
Andy Murray Takes a Stake in British Sportswear Brand Castore – WWD
Original traveller: what's Andy Murray's next trick? | High Life Magazine
Castore Sportswear - Always up for the challenge @Andy Murray #AMC https://buff.ly/2G70PWB | Facebook
Castore Signs Andy Murray In £8m Sponsorship Deal | The Drum
Murray-backed sportswear brand signs rugby deal – Daily Business
Andy Murray-backed sports brand selects UK PR agency | PR Week
