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Adidas will reportedly become Arsenal’s new kit manufacturers ahead of the 2019/20 campaign.
According to an exclusive report from Goal, the Gunners will end their partnership with Puma once the ongoing season has concluded, with a deal agreed with Adidas.
It’s claimed that Arsenal and Adidas have reached an agreement over a deal that will run until the summer of 2026 as the Gunners reunite with the manufacturers for the first time since 1994.
According to Goal, the agreement between Arsenal and Adidas is financially lucrative for the Gunners, with the club’s kit deal set to overtake Tottenham Hotspur’s reported £30m per season package with Nike at present.
It’s stated that Adidas will become Arsenal’s new kit manufacturer in the same summer that a sponsorship deal with Emirates will begin.
This is reported to provide additional funds for Unai Emery and his team behind the scenes at Arsenal, with the club set for more financial rewards through the agreement with Emirates. - Read Sport
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