Arsenal secures £75m annual sponsorship deal with Emirates
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 10:50 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Arsenal has finalized a long-term sponsorship agreement with Emirates worth approximately £75 million per season, plus performance-related bonuses. The deal, running until 2033, extends a partnership that has lasted over 25 years and positions Arsenal to enhance their squad following last season's Premier League title. The revenue boost will assist the club in meeting Premier League financial regulations while also investing in key player acquisitions. Chief executive Richard Garlick highlighted the renewed commitment to the club's future ambitions. Arsenal is reportedly pursuing Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes and is linked with Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior.
- •Agreement extends partnership with Emirates until 2033.
- •Sponsorship deal includes performance-related bonuses.
- •Arsenal aims to build on last season's title success.
- •Club linked with transfers for Guimaraes and Vinicius Junior.
- 10:50 AMYahoo Sports — Arsenal boost transfer kitty with massive new sponsorship deal
"Arsenal have agreed a new long-term sponsorship deal with Emirates worth a reported £75m a season plus performance-related bonuses, providing another major financial boost as the Premier League cham...
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