Arsenal and Emirates extend their long-running sponsorship partnership through 2033, according to reports. The collaboration, which began in 2006, is being continued with Emirates maintaining branding in prominent club and matchday areas. Sources state that the airline’s logo will remain on Arsenal’s shirts, as well as across the club’s training wear and stadium branding. The renewal keeps Emirates as a shirt and commercial partner for the foreseeable future, aligning with the club’s ongoing use of Emirates branding in the Premier League. Both outlets describe the extension as a continuation of one of football’s longest commercial relationships, now set to run for several more years beyond the previous term. The announcements confirm the duration of the updated deal but do not detail any additional terms such as financial figures or changes to the scope of marketing placements.
Arsenal and Emirates renew sponsorship agreement through 2033
Arsenal and Emirates extend their long-running sponsorship partnership through 2033, according to reports. The collaboration, which began in 2006, is being continued with Emirates maintaining branding...
- Arsenal and Emirates renew their sponsorship deal through 2033.
- The partnership started in 2006.
- Emirates branding continues to appear on Arsenal’s shirts.
- Emirates branding continues on Arsenal training wear and at the stadium.
- The renewal is described as extending one of football’s longest-running commercial partnerships.
August 6 - Arsenal and Emirates have reloaded one of football’s longest-running commercial partnerships through to 2033, keeping the airline’s branding across the shirts, training wear and stadium of the Premier League champions. The post Arsenal announce Emirates renewal to 2033 appeared first on Inside World Football.
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