Arsenal's Potential Sponsorship Deal
Stefan Borson, a former Manchester City financial adviser, has revealed that Arsenal is set to agree on a "controversial" sponsorship deal.
The club is deciding on a new sleeve sponsorship partner, as the current agreement with Visit Rwanda is expiring at the end of the season.
- Visit Rwanda has been Arsenal's sleeve sponsor since 2018.
- The existing deal is worth £10million annually.
- Arsenal aims to increase the new contract's value to £15-20m per year.
According to Stefan Borson, there are question marks around the process due to Rwandan president Paul Kagame being an Arsenal fan.
Arsenal is in advanced talks with Visit Rwanda about extending their partnership, as reported by Football Insider on 10 October.
Author's summary: Arsenal considers a new sponsorship deal.
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