Key Deals

English Premier League club Everton has struck a three-season deal to make online car retailer Cazoo its new shirt sponsor

Online bookmaker Interwetten has renewed its deals with two German Bundesliga clubs – TSG Hoffenheim and VfL Wolfsburg – until 2022-23.

Everton’s new kit supply deal, with Danish brand Hummel, will net the club almost double the income of its existing deal with Umbro. SportBusiness understands the agreement is worth about £9.5m (€10.6m/$11.6m)

Watford’s new kit deal with Kelme – a first for the sportswear company in the Premier League – will land the club a larger fee, more freedom over design and a greater presence in China. K

Sponsorship deals worth more than A$7m (€4.1m/$4.4m) ) per year are under threat from the collapse of Virgin Australia into voluntary administration, SportBusiness can reveal.

Saudi Aramco, one of the world’s biggest oil and gas companies, will pay between $40m (€36.6m) and $45m per year for global partner rights to Formula 1 over 10 years from 2020 to 2029.

The NBA’s strategy of non-exclusivity in the footwear and betting partner categories yielded both revenue and marketing value for the league before the NBA shutdown this month.

Coca-Cola’s modest investment in the title rights to Italy’s 2019 Supercoppa appears to have been so successful that the US beverage company is in advanced negotiations for a deal covering the country’s main domestic cup, the Coppa Italia.

Consumer electronics and home appliances brand Hisense – the key addition to the National Rugby League portolio for 2020 – was attracted by the synchronicity between the NRL season and its own product …

Australia airline Qantas is set to renew its shirt sponsorship deal with Rugby Australia at a discounted price of about A$3m (€1.8m/$2m) per year for the next two seasons. 

English rugby’s governing body, the Rugby Football Union, has added energy drink Red Bull to its sponsorship portfolio.

LaLiga has made Chinese mineral water brand NongFu Spring its official drinking water partner in China. SportBusiness understands the contract will run until the end of the 2021-22 LaLiga season

Indian specialist tyre company BKT will pay the Ligue de Football Professionnel between €2m ($2.2m) and €2.5m