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Arsenal Secure Major Emirates Deal as Partnership Extends to 2033

Arsenal have extended their long-standing partnership with Emirates until 2033, keeping the airline as shirt sponsor and stadium naming rights partner

Michael Evalls2 min read
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Arsenal have confirmed a new long-term sponsorship agreement with Emirates, extending one of football's most recognisable commercial partnerships until 2033.

Under the renewed deal, Emirates will remain the club's front-of-shirt sponsor, training kit partner, and stadium naming rights partner, ensuring the Emirates Stadium will continue to carry the airline's name for years to come.

The partnership between Arsenal and Emirates began in 2006, when the club moved into the Emirates Stadium. Since then, the airline has become one of the biggest parts of Arsenal's identity, with its logo appearing on the men's, women's and academy teams' shirts.

The extension is another major financial boost for Arsenal as the club continues to invest heavily both on and off the pitch. Stable commercial income has helped the Gunners compete in the transfer market while remaining among Europe's strongest commercial brands.

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Speaking after the announcement, Arsenal officials described Emirates as a trusted long-term partner that has supported the club through different eras, while Emirates reaffirmed its commitment to one of world football's biggest clubs.

The timing is significant.

Arsenal have strengthened their squad again this summer and are preparing for another Premier League title challenge under Mikel Arteta. Securing one of the club's biggest commercial partnerships before the new season provides added financial stability as they continue to compete with Europe's elite.

In modern football, winning trophies is only part of the battle.

Keeping world-class commercial partners is becoming just as important, and Arsenal have ensured one of their most valuable relationships will continue for at least another eight years.

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