Arsenal, Emirates extend shirt sponsorship deal

Arsenal, Emirates extend sponsorship deal
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Arsenal announce an extension to their shirt sponsorship deal with Emirates.

Arsenal have announced an extension to their shirt sponsorship deal with Emirates.

The Gunners will now feature the airline's branding on all kits and training wear until the end of the 2023-24 season, extending the partnership between the two to a minimum of 18 years.

"Our shirt partnership is the longest running in the Premier League and one of the longest relationships in world sport," Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis told reporters.

"This mutual commitment is testimony to the strength and depth of our unique relationship. Emirates are again demonstrating their great belief in our approach and ambition and their significantly increased investment will help us continue to compete for trophies and bring more success to the club and our fans around the world.

"Emirates is a great partner for Arsenal - a world-class brand with a truly global reach. The airline plays a significant role in our ambitions to extend our influence and following around the world."

Arsenal signed the deal with Emirates in 2004 following the club's move from Highbury.

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