No More Hummel: AFC Wimbledon Announce Umbro Deal
- New Kitmaker: AFC Wimbledon has signed a multi-year deal with Umbro, starting from the 2023-24 season.
- End of Hummel Deal: The current 2022-23 season is AFC Wimbledon's first and last season with Hummel as their kitmaker.
- Bespoke Kits: Umbro plans to create bespoke kit designs for AFC Wimbledon.
AFC Wimbledon have announced Umbro as their new kitmaker from the 23-24 season onwards.
AFC Wimbledon Umbro Deal
English League Two club AFC Wimbledon have signed a multi-year deal with Umbro as their new technical sponsor. The deal will come into played from the 23-24 season onwards. The club had just signed a contract with Hummel last summer but this will be their first and last season with the chevrons on their sleeves.
AFC Wimbledon's 22-23 kits.
We can expect to see bespoke designs for Wimbledon AFC according to Jonathan McCourt, Head of Sports Marketing at Umbro:
“We’re sure the passionate fans will love the bespoke kits we’ve created in partnership with the Club, and we’re looking forward to seeing them being worn both on and off the pitch by fans and players.”
What do you think of this deal? Will Umbro's kits be better than this season's offerings from Hummel? Let us know in the comments.
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