News

Manchester United unveil new Betway training kit sponsorship

Betway branding is set to appear on Manchester United’s training wear under a reported multi-year agreement worth £20m ($27m) per season.

· 1 min read
Share this article
Follow us on Google
AI Summary
Sign in to listen
Manchester
Key Points
Betway reportedly agrees multi-year Manchester United training kit deal
Sponsorship is said to be worth around £20m annually

Manchester United have reportedly agreed a multi-year training kit sponsorship deal with Betway, in what is being described as the most lucrative agreement of its kind in football.

According to reports from the UK, the deal is worth approximately £20m per season and will see Betway branding appear across Manchester United’s training apparel from the start of next season.

The agreement arrives ahead of new Premier League rules prohibiting betting operators from appearing as principal shirt sponsors. While front-of-shirt sponsorships will disappear from the league next season, betting brands will still be permitted to advertise through sleeve partnerships and pitch-side LED boards.

Manchester United’s matchday shirts will continue to feature technology company Snapdragon under an agreement running until 2029.

The partnership represents another major football sponsorship for Betway, which maintains a significant presence across European sport. If confirmed, it would also demonstrate how operators are adapting their commercial strategies as restrictions on traditional shirt sponsorships take effect.

The sponsorship news follows a positive financial update from Manchester United, which recently reported an operating profit of £37.7m for the nine months ending 31 March.

The additional commercial revenue generated through sponsorship agreements such as the reported Betway deal is expected to strengthen the club’s financial position heading into the summer transfer window.

Recently, the Gambling Commission has extended the deadline for operators to introduce new deposit limit requirements from 30 June to 30 September 2026.

On the pitch, Manchester United also secured a return to UEFA Champions League football after finishing third in the Premier League.

Good to know

The ASA recently ruled against Betway over social media advertising featuring former footballer Thierry Henry

Reaction Board

News Analysis

View All
rob jones brazil

Rob Jones: What Brazil can learn from Spain, Italy and the Netherlands

The regulatory expert, a previous CLO and director at Entain, Pinnacle, Playnetic and more, says he advised caution about entering Brazil. But he remains optimistic about the country’s long-term betting future.

13 min read • • By Tim Poole
ntiacombined

NTIA Panel: The casino industry’s economic impact in times of uncertainty

The NTIA, in association with the BGC and Hippodrome Casino, explores the economic and social contribution of Britain's casinos, the potential impact of changes to Machine Games Duty and societal contributions beyond gaming.

6 min read • • By Will Underwood
Kalshi Supreme Court Analysis

Will Kalshi’s legal battle reach the US Supreme Court?

With states, Tribal interests, gaming industry groups and the NFL rallying behind New Jersey, the fight over sports prediction markets is gaining momentum. Could mounting legal pressure and conflicting court rulings persuade the US Supreme Court to intervene?

5 min read • • By Marieta Lezaic

In The News

View All