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I Sport Connect reported that Manchester United have agree a three-year sponsorship deal with one of China’s most prominent banking groups, China Construction Bank (CCB) and a deal with Chinese soft drinks manufacturer Wahaha.
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When you are sponsoring 2 Premier League global clubs, one of the difficulty is to embrace the unique message and values of each club. Chevrolet is facing this scenario and came up with a compelling way to communicate the values of Manchester United and Liverpool FC at the same time.
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When speaking of Chevrolet in football, we thinking of their striking deal with Manchester United for $51 million a year for 7 years. Chevrolet is also involved in making the world a better place. They are the official founding sponsor of the indistructible football for kids in poor and/or war countries.
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This year, Under Armour and Warrior entered the football market by partnering respectively with Tottenham and Liverpool. Two new “kids on the block” in the global football. As a result, Manchester United is reported to put pressure on Nike for a better deal.
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Queens Park Rangers recently announced a new training kit partnership with Honk Kong based air freight company ASR Holdings.
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Manchester United have agreed a partnership with APLUS Co., Ltd., a member company of the Shinsei Bank Group, to launch two new credit cards aimed at the club’s supporters in Japan.
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When it comes to sporting the name of their favourite Premier League player on the back of a replica shirt, Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is officially the most popular choice of fans around the world.
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Manchester United have reported record annual revenue of of £331.4 ($537m) million up from £45 ($73m) million from last year.









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