Giant has been announced as Crystal Palace’s 2018 supplier, but the agreement has been in place since the start of the season.
| Contract | Details |
|---|---|
| Kit Supplier | Puma |
| Duration | 5 years (2018-2023) |
| Yearly payments | £4 million |
| Total payment over 5 years | £20 million |
| Any performance-related clauses? | £2 million a year will be added to the yearly deal if Crystal Palace qualifies for the Champions League. |
In May 2018, Puma replaced the Italian brand Macron, who had been the club’s supplier for the past four seasons. The total value of the equipment is £20 million over 5 years.
In addition, Puma is also the club’s official jersey and merchandise partner.
Crystal Palace Shirt Sponsorship Deal:
Crystal Palace has signed a shirt sponsorship deal with Asian bookmaker W88. Under the deal, Crystal Palace will donate £5 million a year.
Let’s look at the contract:
| Contract | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 5 years (2020-21 season to 2024-25) |
| Yearly payments | £5 million a year |
| Total payment over 5 years | £25 million |
| Any performance-related clauses? | £1 million a year will be reduced into the yearly deal if Crystal Palace gets relegated from the Premier League. |
In August 2020, W88 became the membership’s respectable blouse sponsor. the overall price of the agreement is £25 million over 5 years.
The deal sees W88 replace ManBetX as Crystal Palace’s first matchday kit sponsor. However, the ManBetx contract is worth £6.5m per year
