Man Utd's Chevrolet deal pushes Premier League shirt values to £191m
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By Alex Miller and Nick Harris 28 July 2014 Manchester United’s £47 million-per-year shirt sponsorship deal with Chevrolet has helped boost the combined shirt sponsorship income of the Premier League’s 20 clubs to a record £191.35m for the 2014-15 season. United’s world-record deal was agreed and signed in 2012 on terms of $559m over seven years, starting with the coming season. The £47m-a-year is calculated at exchange rates at the time of the deal. Chevvy replace United's previous deal with Aon, worth 'only' £20m a year. The Old Trafford club separately have on ongoing £17m-a-year sponsorship deal with AON that includes their training kit and sponsorship of the Carrington training ground. That is not included in the 20 clubs' total in the first graphic below. Three other clubs in 2014-15 have more valuable shirt sponsorship deals than last season among those clubs in the top flight both years: Swansea's deal with GWFX has risen by £2m to £4m, Everton's with Chang has gone up £1.3m to £5.3m and Hull are making a bit more money from 12Bet than Cash Converters. The 20 Premier League clubs combined have added £23.6m to last year’s combined total of £165.75m, with only Tottenham and West Brom seeing a dip in their deals. It is worth noting the the 'big six' clubs between them account for 79 per cent of the value of the 20 deals - or for £151m of £191m. And United's deal by itself is worth more than the 14 smallest deals combined. But even most of the smaller clubs now have multi-million pound-per-year deals, evidence of the value of having global reach via the PL shop window.
Man Utd's Chevrolet deal pushes Premier League shirt values to £191m
Man Utd's Chevrolet deal pushes Premier…
Man Utd's Chevrolet deal pushes Premier League shirt values to £191m
By Alex Miller and Nick Harris 28 July 2014 Manchester United’s £47 million-per-year shirt sponsorship deal with Chevrolet has helped boost the combined shirt sponsorship income of the Premier League’s 20 clubs to a record £191.35m for the 2014-15 season. United’s world-record deal was agreed and signed in 2012 on terms of $559m over seven years, starting with the coming season. The £47m-a-year is calculated at exchange rates at the time of the deal. Chevvy replace United's previous deal with Aon, worth 'only' £20m a year. The Old Trafford club separately have on ongoing £17m-a-year sponsorship deal with AON that includes their training kit and sponsorship of the Carrington training ground. That is not included in the 20 clubs' total in the first graphic below. Three other clubs in 2014-15 have more valuable shirt sponsorship deals than last season among those clubs in the top flight both years: Swansea's deal with GWFX has risen by £2m to £4m, Everton's with Chang has gone up £1.3m to £5.3m and Hull are making a bit more money from 12Bet than Cash Converters. The 20 Premier League clubs combined have added £23.6m to last year’s combined total of £165.75m, with only Tottenham and West Brom seeing a dip in their deals. It is worth noting the the 'big six' clubs between them account for 79 per cent of the value of the 20 deals - or for £151m of £191m. And United's deal by itself is worth more than the 14 smallest deals combined. But even most of the smaller clubs now have multi-million pound-per-year deals, evidence of the value of having global reach via the PL shop window.