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Emirates and AC Milan Extend Partnership

  • Publish date: Saturday، 17 December 2022 Last update: since 3 days
Emirates and AC Milan Extend Partmership

Emirates and AC Milan have today announced the extension of their long-standing partnership.

The iconic Emirates "Fly Better" logo will continue to prominently feature on the men’s First team AC Milan playing jerseys across all of the club’s season fixtures.

Emirates branding will also appear on youth jerseys across all national and international AC Milan Academies around the world.

The agreement will also continue to include highly visible signature Emirates branding across San Siro Stadium, as well as hospitality, ticketing and other marketing rights.

To mark the renewal of the partnership, AC Milan paid a visit to Emirates Group Headquarters in Dubai, where the Rossoneri are currently holding a warm-weather training camp and also competing in the Dubai Super Cup. 

AC Milan has plans to open a new office in Dubai, which will serve as a base for the club to further develop its commercial and communication strategy in the Middle East. More details of the new office will be shared in due course.

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Emirates first signed a sponsorship agreement with AC Milan in September 2007. The following year, the relationship was elevated to Top Institutional Sponsor. The prestigious shirt sponsor deal first featured during the 2010/2011 season, connecting Emirates to millions of Rossoneri fans all over the world. Since then, Emirates has been visible on AC Milan jerseys for 590 official matches, with a total of 967 goals scored by players donning the airline’s shirt branding.

Emirates also supports an impressive roster of high profile football clubs and events including Arsenal FC, Olympique Lyonnais, Real Madrid FC, Hamburger SV, Olympiacos FC, S.L Benfica, The Emirates FA Cup, and the Asian Football Confederation.

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