No More Kappa: Fiorentina Announces Joma Kit Deal
Jul 2, 2026, by Phan Tich Giay
- New Kit Supplier: Fiorentina has officially announced Joma as its new kit supplier starting from the 2026-27 season, ending a five-season partnership with Kappa.
- Deal Value and Duration: The five-year Joma deal is Fiorentina's largest technical sponsorship ever, valued at €20 million.
- Kit Launch Event: The new Fiorentina Joma kits will be officially presented on July 6 at a special location in Florence, indicating a significant launch event for the partnership.
Update: Yesterday, Fiorentina officially announced that Joma will become the club's new kit supplier starting from the 2026-27 season, bringing an end to its five-season partnership with Kappa.
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The Joma deal is the club's largest technical sponsorship deal ever. The Spanish manufacturer will supply the Viola for the next five years in a deal valued at €20 million. The new Fiorentina Joma kits will be officially presented on July 6 at a special location in the city of Florence rather than at Viola Park, suggesting a launch event worthy of the scale of the new Fiorentina Joma partnership.
Fiorentina Signs Joma Kit Deal
The current kit deal between Kappa and Fiorentina runs for 6 years (4+2) from the 2020-21 season. Fiorentina has decided not to extend the final year of the original deal.
Fiorentina chooses Joma as their new kit supplier from 2026-27 season.
In the past, Joma was the kit supplier for Fiorentina from 2012-2015.
Check out all Florence kits on Football Kit Archive.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
