Rangers Football Club has announced that the new technical kit supplier for next season will be Hummel who have been appointed on an initial three year agreement.
Hummel will produce three bespoke kits each season as well as a range of training wear.
Huddersfield Town and Umbro will join forces again next season as the world-famous footballing brand teams up with The Terriers ahead of the 2018/19 campaign as the Club’s main kit supplier.
The Terriers, who wore Umbro kit as recently as the 2011/12 & 2012/13 seasons when the team was promoted from League 1 into the Championship, will once again wear the distinctive double-diamond logo.
Hull City announced that their partnership with existing technical kit supplier Umbro has been renewed.Hull City announced that their partnership with existing technical kit supplier Umbro has been renewed
The contract extension will see Umbro produce bespoke on-pitch kits until the end of the 2021/22 season, as well as continuing to manufacture all training and sportswear collections for the Club’s first team and Academy squads, management staff and fans.
Aston Villa can confirm that the club and its technical partner, Under Armour, have mutually decided to end their relationship.
The global sports apparel and footwear brand has provided performance matchday kits and training wear for Aston Villa for the past two seasons.
Middlesbrough have announced a five-year partnership with with Danish kit manufacturer Hummel.
The famous Hummel chevrons on a Boro kit are a throwback to the re-birth of the club and the Spirit of 1986 when they took their first steps on a remarkable journey of Gloom to Boom.
Portsmouth Football Club announced that a three-year deal has been signed for Nike to become official kit supplier from the start of the 2018/19 season.
A new retail operations contract has also been agreed with Nike’s retail partner ‘Just Sport’, who have a wealth of experience within the sports retail industry and will provide Pompey fans with a premium service.
Nottingham Forest have announced the biggest sponsorship agreement in the club’s history with the news that Macron will become official kit and training wear partner for five years from the start of the 2018-19 season.
As well as the significant financial benefit to the club, the long-term partnership with Macron will see a fully bespoke range of playing kits and training wear created. This is the first time Forest fans will benefit from a technical kit partner, supplying such a tailored range of apparel.
Emirates and Arsenal have announced a five-year extension to their long-running shirt partnership. This will see Emirates branding feature on the match shirts and training kit of all teams, and will be worth more than £200 million until 2024.
Arsenal have also negotiated the freedom from next year to seek a first sleeve sponsor which is expected to be worth annually between £5 million and £10 million.
Puma and the Senegalese Football Association (Fédération Sénégalaise de Football, SFA), mutually announced a long-term agreement that will see the “Lions of Teranga” outfitted in the Puma brand beyond the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Puma and AC Milan have today announced an official long-term partnership, that brings together two of the most passionate, iconic and ambitious brands in Football industry.
Effective 1st July 2018, PUMA will become our official partner, global technical supplier and official licensing partner.
