Newcastle United

Newcastle United have officially announced a multi-year global partnership with Corpay, Inc., naming the company's Cross-Border business as the club's Official FX and Cross-Border Payments Partner.

The agreement is set to support Newcastle United's ongoing international commercial expansion and day-to-day operations. Corpay's platform enables secure transactions in over 145 currencies across more than 200 countries, helping the club manage currency risk and streamline its global cross-border payments.

The collaboration adds another notable name to Newcastle's growing commercial portfolio following recent corporate tie-ups. It also expands Corpay's footprint in top-flight English football, where the financial services company already holds an official FX partnership with fellow Premier League side Everton.

Following the official unveiling of Newcastle United's evolved club crest, physical changes have already begun appearing around St James' Park. New perimeter walls and signage outside the stadium now showcase the refined crest alongside bold black-and-white block lettering spelling out "NEWCASTLE UNITED". The updated badge, which modernizes the 1988 design while retaining the iconic castle, shield, and seahorses, is being progressively rolled out across the club's physical and digital platforms ahead of its debut on playing kits for the 27-28 season. Thanks to @DomScurr.

Alongside the club badge, a brand-new venue logo specifically created for St James' Park has also been installed. Mounted on the brick walls along Barrack Road near the Milburn Stand, the sharp geometric emblem is inspired by the stadium's famous cantilevered glass roof structures built between 1999 and 2000. Paired with a modernized bespoke typeface, this venue mark replaces a decade-old stadium logo and establishes a distinct visual identity for the ground as both a football home and an entertainment destination.

During their Carabao Cup clash against Everton, Newcastle United showcased an alternative look for their 26-27 Adidas third kit by pairing the light lilac jersey with dark purple shorts. Rather than using the default tone-on-tone lilac shorts, the Magpies swapped them for the darker alternative that matches the collar, shoulder stripes, and crest detailing, providing a sharper contrast on the pitch that was widely praised by kit fans.

From Newcastle United, Juventus to the Germany national team, 24-year-old striker Nick Woltemade has been spotted wearing identical Adidas kit colorways: black-and-white stripes, pink, navy and black-and-gold.

Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the great spot and graphics.

During their Carabao Cup clash against Everton, Newcastle United showcased an alternative look for their 26-27 Adidas third kit by pairing the light lilac jersey with dark purple shorts. Rather than using the default tone-on-tone lilac shorts, the Magpies swapped them for the darker alternative that matches the collar, shoulder stripes, and crest detailing, providing a sharper contrast on the pitch that was widely praised by kit fans.

Newcastle United have officially announced a multi-year global partnership with Corpay, Inc., naming the company's Cross-Border business as the club's Official FX and Cross-Border Payments Partner.

The agreement is set to support Newcastle United's ongoing international commercial expansion and day-to-day operations. Corpay's platform enables secure transactions in over 145 currencies across more than 200 countries, helping the club manage currency risk and streamline its global cross-border payments.

The collaboration adds another notable name to Newcastle's growing commercial portfolio following recent corporate tie-ups. It also expands Corpay's footprint in top-flight English football, where the financial services company already holds an official FX partnership with fellow Premier League side Everton.

From Newcastle United, Juventus to the Germany national team, 24-year-old striker Nick Woltemade has been spotted wearing identical Adidas kit colorways: black-and-white stripes, pink, navy and black-and-gold.

Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the great spot and graphics.

Following the official unveiling of Newcastle United's evolved club crest, physical changes have already begun appearing around St James' Park. New perimeter walls and signage outside the stadium now showcase the refined crest alongside bold black-and-white block lettering spelling out "NEWCASTLE UNITED". The updated badge, which modernizes the 1988 design while retaining the iconic castle, shield, and seahorses, is being progressively rolled out across the club's physical and digital platforms ahead of its debut on playing kits for the 27-28 season. Thanks to @DomScurr.

Alongside the club badge, a brand-new venue logo specifically created for St James' Park has also been installed. Mounted on the brick walls along Barrack Road near the Milburn Stand, the sharp geometric emblem is inspired by the stadium's famous cantilevered glass roof structures built between 1999 and 2000. Paired with a modernized bespoke typeface, this venue mark replaces a decade-old stadium logo and establishes a distinct visual identity for the ground as both a football home and an entertainment destination.