Overview
- Real Madrid announced Tuesday that it has formally extended its partnership with Emirates and confirmed the airline will remain the club’s main shirt sponsor until 2031.
- Spanish media report the deal is worth about €100 million per year, a figure described in coverage as bringing nearly €500 million over the contract term, though the club’s statement did not publish a detailed financial breakdown.
- The club’s statement confirms Emirates branding will appear on men’s and women’s first-team shirts, on youth-team kits and on Real Madrid’s basketball teams, expanding the sponsor’s visibility beyond a single squad.
- President Florentino Pérez praised the agreement as the product of a long relationship and said the income will support planned signings, with outlets linking the new funds to recent announced additions such as Denzel Dumfries and Ibrahima Konaté.
- The extension continues a partnership that began in 2011 and became the main shirt deal in 2013, and it arrives alongside other recent commercial moves reported by the club that aim to stabilize long-term revenue for transfers and club operations.