Bayern To Have Audi As Champions League Sleeve Sponsor
FC Bayern München have announced that Audi will be the team's sleeve sponsor in the 2021-2022 UEFA Champions League season.
Bundesliga - Qatar Airways | Cup - Audi
The 2021-2022 season is the first in which sleeve sponsors are allowed in UEFA's club competitions.
Audi Cup / Qatar Airways League Sleeve Sponsor of Bayern Munich
As announced with the release of the 21-22 third kit, FC Bayern will wear Audi as sleeve sponsor for its international matches in the 2021-22 Champions League season.
Audi has been a Bayern sponsor since 2003, when they replaced Opel
Audi has been a major partner of Bayern Munich since 2003, when they replaced previous sponsor Opel.
The sleeve announcement with Audi is no big surprise. Audi has been already Bayern's sleeve sponsor in the DFB Pokal since 2017.
The new Bayern 21-22 third jersey with the UCL Logo Pack and the Audi rings on the sleeves is available for 98 Euro (90 Euro for the shirt + 8 Euro for the badges).
Bayern debuts the third kit against BVB tonight
Bayern will debut the 21-22 third jersey with the Audi logo on its sleeves in the German Super Cup match against Dortmund this evening.
What do you think of Bayern having two different sleeve sponsors for cup and league matches? Comment below.
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