Huddersfield Town Announce Paddy Power Shirt Sponsor Deal - 19-20 Home Kit Coming July 17
Jul 15, 2019, by Chris
English Championship club Huddersfield Town, who were relegated from the Premier League, today announced that Irish bookmaker becomes Town’s new lead partner. Paddy Power, the popular bookmaker, will appear on front-of-shirt of Huddersfield Town in the 2019/20 season.
Paddy Power replaces previous Huddersfield betting sponsor OPE SPORTS. Founded in Dublin in 1988, Paddy Power is one of the most popular bookmakers in the UK & Ireland. It is Paddy Power’s first club shirt deal ever in English football.
Paddy Power Announces One-Year Huddersfield Kit Sponsor Deal
Huddersfield Town Commercial Director Sean Jarvis commented:
“I’m delighted to be able to announce our new title partnership with Paddy Power today. The front-of-shirt sponsorship is very important to the Club and it was vital that we stayed patient to get the right commercial deal. We did that and it’s paid huge dividends through this new relationship with one of the most modern-thinking, pro-active businesses in Paddy Power.
“This represents the largest shirt sponsorship deal for Huddersfield Town outside the Premier League. “The team at Paddy Power has already been fantastic to work with in the embryonic stages of our new partnership and I can’t wait to build on that working relationship as we move forward.”
Paddy Power’s Brand Marketing Director Michelle Spillane said: “We are excited to announce that we are Huddersfield Town’s shirt sponsor this season, our first foray into shirt sponsorship. They’re a club which, first and foremost, value their fans and know what it means to be a football supporter. We’re confident this deal will bring some bite and bark to The Terriers’ upcoming season.”
Huddersfield Town’s new home kit for the upcoming 2019/20 Championship season will be revealed on Wednesday 17 July 2019, with the first alternative kit following on Wednesday 24 July 2019 ahead of the pre-season game at Doncaster Rovers.
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