Barcelona Spotify Kit Deal Could End in 2026
- Contract Expiration: Barcelona's sponsorship agreement with Spotify, signed in 2022, is set to expire at the end of the 2025-26 season.
- Financial Details: Spotify currently pays around €65m annually for the kit deal, with potential bonuses, and an additional €5m for temporary stadium naming rights, which will increase to €20m upon the completion of the new Camp Nou.
- Future Considerations: Barcelona is considering renegotiating with Spotify or seeking new sponsors from 2026, as they believe the shirt sponsorship alone is now worth up to €120m per season.
Barcelona’s current sponsorship agreement with Spotify is set to expire at the end of the 2025-26 season. Signed in 2022 as a four-year deal, the contract covers both shirt sponsorship and naming rights for the Camp Nou during its redevelopment.
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Barcelona's sponsor history - via Football Kit Archive.
Spotify currently pays around €65m per year for the kit deal, plus bonuses that take the total close to €70m. The music platform also pays €5m annually for the temporary stadium naming rights, with that fee scheduled to jump to €20m once the new Camp Nou is complete in 2026.
The contract includes an option for Spotify to extend until 2030 by increasing its payment by around €10m per year. A further extension until 2034 is also possible. However, Barcelona believes its global value has risen sharply since 2022 and estimates the shirt alone could now be worth up to €120m per season, as per local newspaper Mundo Deportivo.
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As a result, the club is exploring a renegotiation with Spotify or could even open the door to new sponsors from 2026 if no improved terms are reached.
What do you think? Should Barcelona stick with Spotify or look for a new main sponsor? Let us know in the comments below.
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Nike and Kids of Immigrants Goalkeeper Jersey + Total 90 Shoes Released
Nike and streetwear label Kids of Immigrants have officially unveiled a comprehensive collaborative capsule collection. This wider release expands significantly upon the retro football aesthetic, offering a full range of apparel, accessories, and highly unique modified footwear.
The undeniable centerpiece of the expanded collection is the introduction of two bespoke slip-on mules, which draw heavy inspiration from the iconic Nike Total 90 football boot. The mules arrive in two distinct colorways: a muted beige and olive green iteration featuring a speckled sole, alongside a darker, glossy black and rich brown patent leather version. Both pairs are unified by a striking red and yellow outlined Swoosh on the midfoot and tongue, matching the vibrant accents found on the collection's primary jersey.
Rounding out the collaborative effort is a selection of matching apparel and accessories designed to complete the capsule. The standout piece of these other items is a special 1990s keeper kit.
Which item from the Nike x Kids of Immigrants collection is your favorite? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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The 2025-2026 season saw some great boot x kit combos. Huge thanks to Unisport for the great round-up.
