FC Barcelona Extend Spotify Kit Deal Until 2030
- Partnership Extension: FC Barcelona has extended its partnership with Spotify, keeping the Spotify logo on team kits until 2030 and extending the Camp Nou naming rights until 2034.
- Financial Details: From 2026 to 2030, Barcelona will earn approximately €75 million per season from kit sponsorships and €20 million per season for the Camp Nou naming rights.
- Total Earnings: The extended partnership is expected to generate a total of €460 million for FC Barcelona through 2034.
FC Barcelona has officially renewed and expanded their partnership with Spotify. The updated agreement will keep the Spotify logo on the men’s and women’s first-team match and training kits until 2030, while the Spotify Camp Nou naming rights have been extended until 2034.
FC Barcelona Announce Massive Spotify Extension - Kit Until 2030, Stadium Until 2034
The new FC Barcelona Spotify is split into two parts: kit sponsorship and stadium sponsorship. Between 2026 and 2030, the club will earn approximately €75 million/season/€380 million total (made up of €65 million annually for match kit sponsorships, plus €10 million for training kits). On top of that, Spotify will pay €20 million per season for the Camp Nou naming rights during the same period, adding another €80 million.
Even after the kit sponsorship concludes in 2030, Spotify’s name will remain tied to the stadium for an additional four years, contributing another €80 million and bringing the total package to €460 million through 2034.
The extension marks a continuation of the partnership first signed in 2022, when Spotify became Barça’s main shirt sponsor and acquired the naming rights to the iconic Camp Nou. The current deal, which runs until June 2026, was initially valued at around €62.5 million per year, plus €5 million from the stadium rights.
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