Most Important 24 25 Kit Maker Switches
This season has seen a number of clubs, from small to large, change kit suppliers for the 24-25 season. Mystery Football (@mysteryfootball) has rounded up the most important kit supplier changes, so let’s take a look.
Most Important 24 25 Kit Maker Switches
There were 12 notable shirt supplier changes in the top 5 European national leagues.
- Aston Villa: Castore ➡ Adidas
- Newcastle United: Castore ➡ Adidas
- Everton: Hummel ➡ Castore
- Wolves: Castore ➡ Sudu
- Southampton: Hummel ➡ Puma
- Toulouse: Craft ➡ Nike
- Stade de Reims: Umbro ➡ Puma
- Osasuna: Adidas ➡ Macron
- RB Leipzig: Nike ➡ Puma
- St. Pauli: In-House ➡ Puma
- Venezia: Kappa ➡ Nocta (Nike)
- Como: Errea ➡ Adidas
Aston Villa: Castore ➡ Adidas
Aston Villa leaves Castore for Adidas. The long-term Adidas Aston Villa agreement will be worth multi-millions of pounds for the men's and women's teams and the academy.
Newcastle United: Castore ➡ Adidas
Adidas has signed a (reportedly five-year kit) deal with Newcastle United football club. Adidas and Newcastle United will officially start their partnership on 1 June 2024.
While the club and Adidas did not disclose any financial figures, the Adidas Newcastle United kit deal is reported to be a five-year deal. It is expected to be worth a minimum of £40 million per year. This amount is £10 million more than what Tottenham Hotspur receives from their deal with Nike.
Everton: Hummel ➡ Castore
Everton FC today announced a club-record deal with British sportswear brand Castore. Castore will become the club's kit supplier and the first founding partner of the new Everton Stadium.
Wolves: Castore ➡ Sudu
Sudo was launched by Levy Merchandising with Fosun Sports Group's backing. The new sports brand will design and manufacture all Wolves kits, "promising bespoke designs that honor the club's heritage while enhancing performance".
Southampton: Hummel ➡ Puma
Southampton leaves Hummel to sign with Puma. The Puma x Southampton deal will run for 4 years from the 2024-25 season. Puma will supply kits for all of the club's teams, from the men's and women's first teams to the academy team.
Toulouse: Craft ➡ Nike
The current 23-24 season will be the club's last collection from Swedish brand Craft, as Toulouse FC will switch to Nike starting from the 2024-2025 season.
Stade de Reims: Umbro ➡ Puma
Osasuna: Adidas ➡ Macron
La Liga club Osasuna has partnered with Macron in a deal extending until 2030. Macron replaces Adidas as Club Atlético Osasuna’s kit supplier after four years.
St. Pauli: In-House ➡ Puma
St. Pauli officially announced that they have signed a deal with Puma, who return after 24 years.
Venezia: Kappa ➡ Nocta (Nike)
Although there were talks with Diadora (Italy), they eventually fell through. Nocta then entered into negotiations and are now officially the kit supplier for Venezia.
Como: Errea ➡ Adidas
Como 1907 will return to Serie A in 2024-25 and they will do wearing an Adidas kit, the Italian club announced earlier today.
There are also many changes in shirt suppliers in lower leagues and tournaments in other countries (see all the kit supplier changes for the 24-25 season here)
Which kit supplier change do you like the most? Comment below.
