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Arsenal‑Emirates sponsorship renewal

Overview

In late July 2026 Arsenal announced a renewal of its master partnership with Emirates Airline, extending the front‑of‑shirt, stadium‑naming and kit sponsorships through the 2031‑32 season. The deal was valued at about £430 million in total, with annual payments of £65 million for 2026‑27 and 2027‑28, rising to £75 million per year from 2028‑29 onward.

In early August 2026 the club confirmed the agreement had been further extended to run until 2033. The financial terms remained unchanged and added performance bonuses of £10‑15 million per year for winning the Premier League or Champions League. The extension follows Arsenal’s recent Premier League title and underlines the partnership’s role in the club’s global growth.

A further announcement on 6 August 2026 detailed that the renewed deal continues to cover the men’s, women’s and youth teams, retains Emirates as the training‑kit partner and stadium‑naming rights holder, and keeps flagship initiatives such as the Emirates Cup and Global Gooners programme. The club highlighted a celebratory promotional film featuring former player Per Mertesacker, and quotes from chief executive Richard Garlick and Emirates president Sir Tim Clark praised the two‑decade legacy of the collaboration.

Entities

Richard Garlick · Emirates Stadium · Arsenal Football Club · Sir Tim Clark · Juliet Slotsaid

Timeline

  1. 6 days ago

    [SPORTS] 12 sources
    Arsenal secures Emirates sponsorship until 2033

    Arsenal extends its Emirates sponsorship to 2033, retaining shirt, kit and stadium naming rights in a deal worth up to £75 m per season, after a title‑winning season.

  2. 22 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Arsenal secures Emirates sponsorship extension through 2032

    Arsenal has extended its Emirates sponsorship to the 2032 season, securing £430 million over the deal and boosting finances for player investment.

Sources

artsandcollections.com · cachedata.sport.sk · dailycannon.com · focus-news.bg · futbolfinanzas.com · insidebusiness.ng · ittn.ie · md80.it · newswings.com.ng · sport.ro · sportal.bg · sports.ert.gr

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