Arsenal have confirmed a new long-term agreement with Emirates, extending their partnership until 2033. Emirates will continue as the front-of-shirt sponsor for both the men's and women's teams, as well as retaining naming rights to the Emirates Stadium for the next seven years.
Two Decades of Partnership
The deal marks over two decades of collaboration between the two parties. Emirates is now the longest-serving front-of-shirt sponsor in the Premier League, having been associated with Arsenal since 2006.
The renewal comes at a pivotal moment for the club, which recently secured its first Premier League title in over two decades. The financial boost from the extended deal is expected to support future transfer activity, including the recently agreed £75 million signing of Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle United, with Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. also linked as a target.
Club Statement
Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick commented on the extension: "Winning the Premier League is an incredibly proud moment in our club's history and one that belongs to everyone connected with Arsenal. Emirates has been an integral part of this success – standing alongside us throughout this journey and sharing in the defining moments, challenges and successes that have shaped our club over the past two decades."
He added: "Winning the title gives us the opportunity to be more ambitious and build on where we are today. Our renewal reflects a shared belief in Arsenal's future and a shared determination to keep moving forward. The best partnerships, like the best teams, never stand still. Together, we'll continue to challenge and build on the strong foundations we have built together, with the confidence and ambition that our greatest achievements still lie ahead."
Upcoming Fixtures
The announcement coincides with the upcoming Emirates Cup, which begins later this month. Arsenal will face Borussia Dortmund in the 2026 edition this Sunday, with Emirates Airline President Sir Tim Clark expected to attend alongside Arsenal's senior management.
Mikel Arteta's squad has already completed two warm-up matches, with their final pre-season game against Cesc Fabregas' Como scheduled for next Wednesday. The Community Shield against Manchester City follows the subsequent weekend, before Arsenal's Premier League title defence opens on Friday, August 21, at Emirates Stadium against Coventry City.
