Middlesbrough FC Set to End Kit Deal with Errea
- End of Errea Partnership: Middlesbrough FC will end its kit deal with Errea after the 2024-25 season.
- Strategic Timing: The change in kit provider comes ahead of Middlesbrough's 150th anniversary in the 2026-27 season.
- New Kit Maker Unknown: Middlesbrough has not yet announced who their new kit manufacturer will be.
Middlesbrough Football Club has officially announced that they will part ways with Italian sportswear manufacturer Errea at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season, ending their second partnership with the brand.
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The announcement marks the end of a three-year deal that began in 2022, when Errea returned as the Teessiders' technical kit provider after previously serving in that capacity from 1994 to 2009.
The timing of the switch appears strategic, as Middlesbrough prepares for their 150th anniversary celebrations in the 2026-27 season. The club has indicated they are looking ahead "with excitement" to this milestone, suggesting their next technical partner will play a significant role in commemorating this historic occasion.
Middlesbrough's kit manufacturer history has been diverse, with the club wearing designs from Bukta (1973-1977), Adidas (1977-1984, 2009-2018), Hummel (1984-1987, 2018-2022), Skill Leisure (1987-1992), and Admiral (1992-1994) before their long-standing relationship with Errea began.
The club has yet to announce their next technical partner, stating only that "further details will follow." Footy Headlines does not know the new kit maker of Middlesbrough yet.
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