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Midnite celebrates Wolves partnership by offering free season tickets 

The sports betting brand announced the partnership with a fan initiative called “This Season’s on Us.” 

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Midnite partners with Wolverhampton Wanderers and will be its front-of-shirt partner 
The operator will reward 20 fans with free season tickets for the men and women’s team 

Midnite has officially partnered with Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C for the 2026/27 campaign. 

The operator will be Wolves’ front-of-shirt partner during the club’s 150th season and announced the partnership with a fan led initiative titled “This Season’s on Us.” 

The initiative will also come with opportunities to win prizes and a season ticket for the new campaign. Entrants must be over 25 years old and must bring ID to claim the prize. 

Andrew Mook, Midnite’s Head of Brand Marketing, said, “At Midnite we’re committed to putting fans first with our initatives and we’ve shown that with our sponsorships of Sheffield United, Southampton last season, and the World Snooker Tour.  

“Wolves will be no different, and this is just the first way we’re showing up in what will be a packed year of activities. We can’t wait to get down to Molineux and see the team in action.” 

Midnite will also be giving away 20 brand new 2026/27 Wolves shirts to its supporters. 

Wolves’ Head of Partnerships, David Thomson, commented: “We’re pleased to have agreed to this important principal partnership with Midnite in what is such a big year for the club, both on and off the pitch.  

“We’ve been particularly excited to hear about the Midnite team’s plans for the coming weeks and months, and we’re delighted to be working together on some truly unique and innovative campaigns across this landmark season.”

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Wolverhampton Wanderers were recently relegated from the Premier League, where this type of partnership is now formally banned following the conclusion of the season

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