Premier League champions Arsenal have extended their long-standing sponsorship agreement with Emirates until 2033, strengthening one of the longest-running commercial partnerships in world football.
The renewed agreement will see the UAE-based airline retain its front-of-shirt sponsorship, training kit branding, and stadium naming rights for the Emirates Stadium. The previous deal had been renewed in 2023, and the latest extension secures the partnership for at least 27 years, dating back to its launch in 2006, when Arsenal moved from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium.
The renewal comes shortly after Arsenal secured their first Premier League title in more than two decades and reflects the club’s ambition to build on its on-field success with continued commercial growth.
Arsenal Chief Executive Richard Garlick described Emirates as a key partner throughout the club’s recent journey.
“Winning the Premier League is an incredibly proud moment in our club’s history. Emirates has been an integral part of this success, standing alongside us through defining moments, challenges and achievements over the past two decades.”
Garlick added that the title success provides an opportunity for Arsenal to become even more ambitious both on and off the pitch.
Emirates Airline President Sir Tim Clark said the relationship has evolved beyond a traditional sponsorship.
“Over the last two decades, Emirates and Arsenal have built something that goes far beyond a traditional partnership. Together, we have connected millions of Arsenal supporters around the world and created experiences that neither of us could have achieved alone.”
Since 2007, the partnership has also included the Emirates Cup, Arsenal’s annual pre-season tournament, which returns this weekend with Borussia Dortmund visiting north London.
The announcement reinforces Arsenal’s commercial momentum as the club looks to capitalize on its domestic success while continuing to expand its global brand alongside one of football’s most recognizable sponsorship partners.