Manchester United have agreed to a five-year €275m (£235m) shirt sponsorship deal with TeamViewer, which will be replacing American car manufacturers Chevrolet commencing from next season.
The American car manufacturers have been the Red Devils main shirt sponsorer since 2014 and in that time frame, the club has won an EFL Cup and UEFA Europa League double, an FA Cup, and an FA Charity Shield/FA Community Shield. Although many are of the belief that since Chevrolet has been their main shirt sponsor, United’s fortunes on the field have declined.
The contract with TeamViewer, a German-based software company is believed to breathe in new air around the club even when it involves an annual drop of £17 million when compared with the Chevrolet deal.
Aside from the TeamViewer deal, the club intends to introduce a separate automobile sponsor, which will bring a new line of finance, with discussions underway regarding a fresh deal for United’s training kit and Carrington base, with current sponsor AON.
