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    How much every Premier League club earns in shirt sponsors as Man Utd get huge £170MILLION… while Chelsea’s kit is BLANK

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    MANCHESTER UNITED earn the most from their shirt sponsorships in the Premier League.Meanwhile, the front of Chelsea’s kit is BLANK. Manchester United will earn £170million from their kit in 2024-25Credit: AFPChelsea are missing out on tens of millions of pounds by not having a front-of-shirt sponsorCredit: GettyFootball kits are one of the most lucrative deals in the game – with businesses desperate to get maximum exposure.So much so that there are now both the traditional sponsorships on the front of shirts as well as shirt sleeve logos for companies.Add in the fact that manufacturers pay the clubs to make their kits – often on long-term contracts – and there is big money to be had.But it is United who top the tree by raking in a whopping £170million from their kit deals in 2024-25. READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThey get £90m from adidas to produce their kits, plus the £60m Snapdragon pay to be their new front-of-shirt sponsor and DXC’s £20m to be on the sleeves.That is £20m better off overall than neighbours Manchester City who get £150m – £70m from Puma, £60m from Etihad and £20m from OKX.Liverpool snatch third on £137m as a result of their deals with Nike, Standard Chartered and Expedia.And Arsenal complete the top four on £125m from Nike, Emirates and Visit Rwanda followed by Tottenham (£110m) and Newcastle (£72.5m).Most read in FootballBest new sign-up offersSunSport exclusivesThen come Chelsea, all the way back on £68m.Of that, £60m comes from kit suppliers Nike with Fever paying £8m to be on the sleeves.Top 10 highest-paid Premier League starsHowever, the Blues are missing out on tens of millions of pounds by not having anyone on the front of their shirts – the only club in the Premier League without one.SunSport revealed the Stamford Bridge giants dumped Infinite Athlete after pre-season because a club cannot change their front-of-shirt sponsors during the Premier League season – except for a one-off charity partner match or if the company goes under. Chelsea started the 2023-24 season without a shirt sponsor as well before signing the one-year £40m deal with Infinite Athlete in September.There is a big drop off then to Aston Villa in eighth on £39m – having ditched their wet-look Castore kits for adidas – followed by Everton and Leicester tied on £21.5m, pipping West Ham (£21m).Brighton (£17m), Crystal Palace (£16m), Wolves (£16m) and Fulham (£15.75m) are next ahead of Nottingham Forest (£11m) and Bournemouth (£10.5m).The bottom three is made up of Southampton (£10.2m), Brentford (£9.5m) and lastly Ipswich.The Tractor Boys earn just £6m from their kits – £1m from Umbro, Halo pay £1m to be on the sleeves and then £4m comes from promoting local hero and new investor Ed Sheeran front and centre.Manchester City’s Etihad deal is worth £60m per seasonCredit: GettyLiverpool are third with a total of £137mCredit: EPAVisit Rwanda and Emirates combine with adidas for Arsenal’s £125mCredit: GettyTottenham (£110m) and Newcastle (£72.5m) are fourth and fifthCredit: GettyIpswich are bottom of the pile despite their £4m from Ed Sheeran to sponsor the shirtsCredit: Getty More

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      Man Utd release 2024-25 third kit with bold colour scheme as thrilled fans say ‘we never miss with alternate strips’

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have released their third kit for the new season and it is a huge hit with fans.The Red Devils unveiled the bold design today that sees red and white stripes go across the white strip’s chest.Former Man Utd star Rio Ferdinand helped out with the launch of their new third kitCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited
      The new look is a hit with supportersCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited
      It features the classic Adidas logoCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited
      Lisandro Martinez was among the stars modelling the shirtCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited
      Adidas have brought back their classic trefoil logo to mark the brand’s 75-year anniversary in 2025.The sportswear manufactures also released the third kits of Arsenal, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Juventus today.United legend Rio Ferdinand starred in the launch of the new range alongside Patrick Vieira, Zinedine Zidane, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Alessandro Del Piero, who represented their former clubs.The new look sees Adidas’ trefoil logo return to a Man Utd kit for the first time since the 1991/92 season.READ MORE ON MAN UTDOther changes see a Red Devil emblem coming in to replace the club’s traditional badge.The new jersey also features “a casual straight hem shape” that differs from this season’s home and away jerseys.Fans love the shirt, with one saying: “This kit looks fire.”Another added: “Wowzers man.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSA third commented: “This is beautiful.”More reacted: “We never miss with alternate strips.”Best ten new Premier League kits for next seasonThe new kit may look familiar to some as it appeared on MUTV in a huge gaffe last month.Man Utd’s in-house channel interviewed a fan after the friendly game with Rangers and were forced to cut away early as he was wearing a leaked fake version of the shirt.Man Utd’s third strip ditches the classic badge for a devil emblemCredit: Instagram @manchesterunited
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      Man Utd fans devastated by ‘one of the worst jerseys ever seen’ as away kit ‘leaked’ for 2024/25 season

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      MANCHESTER UNITED fans have been left devastated after their new away kit was supposedly “leaked” online.Erik ten Hag’s side have provided little for their supporters to cheer about on the pitch this term.Man Utd’s new away kit has allegedly been leakedCredit: Jersey ReviewFans soon took to X to vent their anger at the designCredit: Jersey ReviewAnd they were even embarrassed when reaching the FA Cup Final with Man City after they survived blowing a three-goal lead to Coventry before beating them on penalties.They failed to retain the Carabao Cup while the Red Devils were also dumped out of the Champions League at the group stages.And their Premier League form has left little to get excited about.Saturday’s dismal 1-1 draw at home to Burnley left them sixth in the table with just four matches left to secure European football.READ MORE ON MAN UTDThe dire campaign has piled pressure on Ten Hag, who is wanted back at old club Ajax, after Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s purchase of 25 per cent in the club.However, while the future of the manager remains up in the air, an Instagram account called “jerseyreview” has “leaked” what those players still at United next term will allegedly be wearing in away games.The all-blue Adidas number, which has new sponsor Snapdragon on the front, looks incredibly similar to England’s cricket jersey.And it did not take long for United’s followers to give their damning verdict on the new design on social media after the alleged “leak”.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS“This could easily be one of the worst jerseys I have ever seen,” replied one stunned fan.Another claimed that it “looks like a cricket kit” while it was also branded “awful”.Under-fire Man Utd manager Erik ten Hag slammed for ‘writing off NEXT SEASON’ after admitting how far Reds are off top 3A fellow supporter said: “Team about to drop several stinkers in this shirt.”A fifth wrote: “This looks like we gan get major Ls wearing this.”A sixth asked if they were “taking the p***?”Another declared that it was a “true stinker”.An eighth wrote: “That is a disgusting design.”A ninth asked: “Wtf is this ??”While a tenth stated that it was simply “garbage”.Some United fans slammed the ‘awful’ design and said it looked like a ‘cricket’ topCredit: Jersey Review More

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      Liverpool ‘to land MASSIVE kit deal with Adidas to replace Nike’.. but how does it compare to Man Utd’s £90m contract?

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      LIVERPOOL are reportedly set to land a multi-million pound kit deal with Adidas.Nike has supplied the club’s kit since 2020 but the £30million-a-year agreement is set to expire at the end of next season.Adidas is set to take over from Nike as Liverpool’s kit providerCredit: GettyNike have supplied Liverpool’s kits since 2020Credit: GettyThe American sportswear company hoped to negotiate a new deal with the Premier League giants, but it has been outbid by a rival supplier.According to Sport Business, Adidas has agreed a deal worth over £50m-a-year with Liverpool that will run from the start of the 2025-26 season.The agreement will run until the end of the 2029-30 campaign.Adidas outbid both Nike and fellow sports retailer Puma to secure the deal.Read More on FootballLiverpool’s kits were last supplied by the German company from 2006 to 2012 before an agreement with Warrior Sports was struck.Adidas also partnered with the Reds from 1985 to 1996, during which time they won three league titles and three FA Cups.The sportswear brand also sponsors Arsenal and it is adored by fans.Adidas has won over Gunners supporters in recent years by paying homage to iconic kits such as the club’s ‘Bruised Banana’ strip from the 1990’s.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe Germany company could do the same by releasing a modern take on some of Liverpool’s retro kits.Although the Reds will receive a higher amount from Adidas compared to Nike, they will not earn as much as bitter rivals Manchester United.Paul Merson warns of transfer that would ‘take the pool out of Liverpool’ that risks Reds ‘finishing nowhere’The Red Devils extended their deal with Adidas to 2035 last summer, subject to certain adjustments.They now receive a whopping £90m-a-season – a Premier League record.Adidas has been desperately pursuing new deals in recent months.The company lost its partnership with the German national team earlier this year.The four-time World Cup winners will switch to Nike from 2027 after being partnered with Adidas for over 70 years.Adidas could look to recreate some of Liverpool’s most iconic kitsCredit: GettyLiverpool’s 1993/94 kit made by Adidas was loved by many fansCredit: News Group Newspapers LtdLiverpool were last sponsored by Adidas in 2012Credit: Mark Robinson – The Sun More