AS Monaco to Switch Kit Makers in 2025?
Dec 19, 2023, by Chris
- Potential Kit Maker Change: AS Monaco is considering switching equipment suppliers when their contract with Kappa expires in June 2025.
- Market Consultation: The club will launch a market consultation to explore partnerships with other equipment manufacturers.
- Centenary Kits: AS Monaco and Kappa are planning something special for the club's centenary in 2024.
AS Monaco's Director of Marketing and Revenue, Thibaut Chatelard, has hinted towards the possibility of a change in equipment supplier.
AS Monaco Consider Changing Equipment Supplier
AS Monaco have been associated with Kappa since 2019, but with the contract expiring in June 2025, AS Monaco are considering other options. In an interview with Sport Buzz Business, Chatelard announced that they would be launching a market consultation to explore partnerships with other equipment manufacturers.
“Our contract with Kappa ends in June 2025. We will launch a market consultation to open up the possibility for other equipment manufacturers to associate themselves with the AS Monaco brand image."
Kappa Monaco 24-25 Kits to Celebrate Centenary?
Meanwhile, Thibaut Chatelard also revealed that Kappa and the club will have something special in store for the centenary in 2024. AS Monaco were founded in 2024.
Sport Buzz Business: Next year, in 2024, it's AS Monaco's 100th anniversary. How are the centenary shirts looking? Are you happy with the work done with Kappa?
Chatelard: I can only say that it's not just a creative axis and that there was a lot of work by Kappa and many of the club's departments to tell a real story [for the centenary]...
What do you think about AS Monaco's potential change in equipment supplier? Do you look forward to the club's 2024-25 centenary kits? Let us know in the comments below.
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