Manchester United Chevrolet Kit Deal To Expire In Exactly One Year
Dec 31, 2020, by Chris
In exactly one year from today, on December 31 2021, Manchester United's deal will Chevrolet will expire. We find out what this means for Manchester United's kits next season.
The Manchester United Chevrolet deal was originally scheduled to end on June 30 2021 but was extended for six months with no costs for Chevrolet in October 2020. In total, the Chevrolet Man Utd contract was worth £450 million for seven years -£64 million a season.
No Favorites Known For Manchester United New Main Sponsor
The deal expiring on December 31 2021 means that Man United will likely have two main sponsors in the 2021-22 season. It is also possible that the Manchester United shirt will be sponsor-free from 1 January 2021 if no deal is signed by the club until December 31 2021.
Man United sent aout this kit in 2009
There could be a main sponsor free shirt from Manchester United in the 2021-2022 season
So there will be at least two different home kits from Manchester United in the 2021-2022 season - one with Chevrolet and another with a different sponsor / sponsor free.
What’s the rarest or most unusual shirt in your collection? This is mine; An #MUFC 2007-09 home shirt, sponsored by @Dyson, boxed with a book & DVD. These were sent to different companies towards the end of the AIG deal, each one customised for that specific company. pic.twitter.com/Sio8lQOmQd
— Gary (@Swoosh1968) August 27, 2020
Manchester United were already in talks with prospective new partners in March 2020 and have been sending replica shirts to the potential sponsors with different brand names, as revealed in a story of Manchester Evening News from March 2020.
All three of our concepts are completely fictional
We have imagined how the logos of three different brands would look like on the Manchester United 20-21 home kit while also creating a sponsor-free version.
Manchester United is not the only team whose contract was heavily influenced by COVID-19 - the Rakuten deal of FC Barcelona was extended until Summer 2022, however.
Which company would you like to become Manchester United's new main sponsor? What do you think of the Man United deal expiring in the middle of the season? Share your thoughts in the comments below
FIFA ASEAN Cup Features Same Left-Sleeve Kit Badge as in 2026 FIFA World Cup Final
The opening match between Laos and Brunei provided a full reveal of the sleeve patch pairing for the inaugural FIFA-organized Southeast Asian tournament.
Moving away from the previously expected navy blue, the official tournament patches feature a clean white base. Most notably, the "Football Unites the World" sleeve patch on the left arm is the exact same design that made a single, exclusive appearance at the recent World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina.
Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
Adidas River Plate 1996 Long-Sleeve Remake Kit Leaked
We can leak two images of the long-sleeve remake edition of the upcoming Adidas River Plate 1996 remake home kit, offering another look at the faithful recreation of the iconic design worn during River's 1996 Copa Libertadores triumph. The jersey features the club's traditional white base complemented by the famous red diagonal sash and an all-over tonal pattern of club shields and motifs. Authentic 1990s detailing completes the retro aesthetic, including a striped polo collar, a centered Adidas wordmark, the vintage CARP crest on the chest, a stitched sleeve badge, and classic three-stripe bands wrapped around both sleeves.
Grêmio Announce Pitaco as New Front-of-Shirt Sponsor
Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense have officially announced Pitaco as their new principal front-of-shirt sponsor. The three-year agreement sees the Brazilian sports platform take over the prime central chest position on the club's New Balance jerseys. This long-awaited deal ends a vacancy of roughly ten months for the Tricolor Gaúcho's main shirt sponsor slot following the early termination of their previous deal with Alfa Bet in late 2025.
Originally established as a fantasy sports company before expanding into regulated sports betting under the international Draftea group, Pitaco will feature across Grêmio's kits through 2029. The partnership is reportedly valued between 40 million and 46 million Brazilian Real per year (around 8 million USD/year) , totaling around 140 million Real across the entire three-year period, placing Grêmio's uniform among the five most valuable commercial shirts in Brazilian football.
The white Pitaco logo and wordmark sit directly across the middle of the iconic blue, black, and white striped kit, joining existing partners such as Banrisul, Coral, and Havan. Grêmio are scheduled to debut the newly branded shirts immediately in upcoming Campeonato Brasileiro matches.