Manchester United Prints Snapdragon Logo on Back of Kits
Jul 30, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Snapdragon Sponsorship: Snapdragon is Manchester United's front-of-shirt sponsor for the 24-25 season.
- Pre-Season Logo Placement: For the 24-25 pre-season, the Snapdragon logo appears on both the front and back of the Manchester United kits.
- Premier League Restrictions: Back-of-shirt sponsor logos are not allowed in the Premier League or other official competitions.
Update: As many of you rightly noted, the Snapdragon logo on the back of the shirt is for the 24-25 pre-season only. A sponsor logo on the back, below the collar, and above the player's name is not allowed in the Premier League (and not in any other official competition United could take part in).
Snapdragon will be Manchester United's front-of-shirt sponsor from the 24-25 season. Now, for the pre-season, the company's logo not only appears on the front of the shirt but also on the back.
Manchester United Prints Snapdragon Logo on Back of Kits for 24-25 Pre-Season
The Snapdragon logo is printed on the back of Manchester United's shirts for the 24-25 pre-season, presumably to increase brand awareness of Snapdragon.
The Snapdragon logo is placed below the Red Devil crest and above the Manchester United kit font.
This is the first time a sponsor's logo has been printed on the back of a Manchester United shirt.
Do you like the Snapdragon logo on the back of the Manchester United shirt? Do you think we could see this kind of back sponsorship being allowed in the Premier League anytime soon? Comment below.
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