Liverpool have only ever had the name of five different companies on the front of their shirt and it may be soon time for a sixth.
As reported by James Pearce on Twitter: ‘Standard Chartered’s £40m a year shirt sponsorship deal with #LFC runs out at the end of next season.
‘No guarantees at this stage they will renew. Talks with a number of companies ongoing’.
We were the first club to ever have a shirt sponsor when Hitachi adorned our kits in 1979 and we have had sponsorship deals with Crown Paints, Candy, Carlsberg and Standard Chartered since then.
This could be a perfect time to strike a new deal for a new shirt sponsorship, as Jurgen Klopp continues to raise the quality of our club on the pitch and FSG work their magic off it.
If there was a way to look to the past and get one of the former sponsors back on board, that might make some of our fans very happy but it’s likely to be a new name that we see.
Let’s see what happens but it could be time for a new era of kits at our club.
You can view the update on Standard Chartered and Liverpool via @JamesPearceLFC on Twitter:
Standard Chartered’s £40m a year shirt sponsorship deal with #LFC runs out at the end of next season.
No guarantees at this stage they will renew. Talks with a number of companies ongoing. https://t.co/WhLxb7Nxlq— James Pearce (@JamesPearceLFC) April 18, 2022
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