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Manchester City to negotiate new £80m-a-year sponsorship deal
Manchester City are negotiating a new £80m-a-year sponsorship deal with Etihad.
City are four years into a ten year agreement, which is worth £400m, and are renegotiating the terms of the deal.
Currently the deal is worth £40 million a year to the club and includes sponsorship of shirts, training kits and naming rights to the club’s stadium.
However, City pay the local council £2 million a year for the right to rebrand the stadium which means that it is earning less than most top clubs for its sponsorship.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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