Official news: Arsenal and Emirates have formally extended their long-term partnership, with the new contract running until 2033. As one of the club's most important commercial partners, Emirates will continue to hold the main shirt sponsorship, training kit sponsorship, and naming rights to the Emirates Stadium.
This renewal agreement was reached following Arsenal's Premier League title win, their first in over twenty years. The club aims to leverage this success to further strengthen its off-field commercial position, with sporting and commercial growth advancing in tandem.
Arsenal Chief Executive Richard Garlick said: "Winning the Premier League title is an incredibly proud moment in the club's history, and this achievement belongs to everyone associated with Arsenal. Emirates has been integral to this successful journey, standing alongside us through defining moments, challenges, and triumphs over the past two decades."
He added: "Winning the championship gives us the opportunity to set higher ambitions and build on our strong foundations. This renewal reflects both parties' shared confidence in Arsenal's future and demonstrates our commitment to continued progress. The best partners, like the best teams, never stand still."
Arsenal's partnership with Emirates began in 2006 when the club relocated from Highbury Stadium to the Emirates Stadium. This renewal means the partnership will continue for at least 27 years.
As part of their partnership tradition, Arsenal has hosted the Emirates Cup preseason tournament annually since 2007. The tournament returns this weekend, with Arsenal facing Borussia Dortmund on August 9.
Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates, stated: "Over the past two decades, Emirates and Arsenal have built a relationship that transcends a typical commercial partnership, and we are immensely proud of what we have achieved together."
"We have evolved alongside the club through different phases and have consistently shared the goal of connecting people with what they love. Looking ahead, we look forward to creating more history together for millions of Arsenal fans worldwide."
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YakubuAutaSaad
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Emirates should just gather all the teams sponsored by them to play in the Emirates Cup. Imagine having the likes of Arsenal FC, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Olympique Lyonnais, and S.L. Benfica in the mini tournament.
There's already a tournament called 'Emirates Cup' sponsored by the airline.
YakubuAutaSaad
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Question of the day! between Arsenal and Fly-Emirates who hold the Stadium
Emirates Airline only owns the naming rights and serves as the main commercial sponsor. The airline pays for the stadium to carry the "Emirates" name through a long-term sponsorship agreement, but the actual property and physical asset belong to Arsenal football club.
resabekpst
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Question of the day! between Arsenal and Fly-Emirates who hold the Stadium
Arsenal own their own club including the stadium under the ownership of Stan Kroenke. The Emirates is the stadiums sponsors name renewed until:2032. They also have got the sponsored name on the shirts.
ambugii
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Question of the day! between Arsenal and Fly-Emirates who hold the Stadium
My question too, when you have the answer, pls let me know
Knight339
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Question of the day! between Arsenal and Fly-Emirates who hold the Stadium
DJFOLEEZ01
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all the teams have one time or the other played at the emirates cup
Hansolo
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Emirates should just gather all the teams sponsored by them to play in the Emirates Cup. Imagine having the likes of Arsenal FC, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Olympique Lyonnais, and S.L. Benfica in the mini tournament.
RachelTangi
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Chelsea after hearing this news 🤣🤣
Casbeiknsu
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Continuation is KEY for more glorious achievements together... FLY EMIRATES ALWAYS
jndaka
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Chelsea thinks this ai
sudacimntz
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wow