supertoffee98
Player Valuation: £1.5m
That black/grey goalkeeper kit is a banger... Just a shame our keeper got mauled in it the other night
Would look well better than blue white white
Stefc
Player Valuation: £225k
Yeah it’s daft that the majority of the parts of the kit are white.
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Kinnear also did the lucrative adidas deal for Leeds.Saw an article yesterday that a switch to Adidas was rumoured because they're doing the Roma kits at the minute. However it also said the initial Castore deal was a 5 year one
Personally I'd love to see Puma return, screw Nike and their bumpy shirts and screw Adidas, kopites
Is it lucrative though? Reported at £10m / season, which is a fair bit less than our Castore one is reported at.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Want to see us get rid of the all blue kit. You don’t see Chelsea play with white shorts because that’s not their kit yet we’ve been out playing all blue and even playing blue shorts and white socks once.
We play in blue shirts and white shorts, and if we’re away from home and there’s a clash it should be the away kit.
Can you imagine Liverpool changing the colour of their shorts or socks to suit the tv?
We play in blue shirts and white shorts, and if we’re away from home and there’s a clash it should be the away kit.
Can you imagine Liverpool changing the colour of their shorts or socks to suit the tv?
windymiller
Player Valuation: £70m
Given their yo yo club status that seems a pretty good deal.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
They have in the past, as have most clubs
OneTrueLegend
Player Valuation: £35m
Leeds sell a lot of kits in fairness to them. I remember reading back in 2019/20 they had the 6th highest shirt sales in England and at that time they had been in the Championship for 16 years! Companies like Adidas don't give out massive contracts because someone is a "great negotiator", they look at the data.
Also Leeds get £10m a season from Adidas, we get £20m from Castore
We got a good deal from Le Coq Sortif, Hummel and Castore because our brand enhances theirs. Unless we get back into Europe or competing in finals on a regular basis I don't imagine the likes of Adidas will match what Castore are paying us.
When you look at the Kit deal table, we are between Newcastle on £30m from Adidas and Aston Villa on £17m from Adidas, both have been qualifying for europe
All 20 Premier League Club's Current Kit Deals (Breakdown)
In 2025/26 season average kit deal of premier league club has reached around £10million a year. Manchester United has the most lucrative kit deal with adidas worth £90 million a year. While Sunderland and Burnley has lowest value kit contracts.
www.salaryleaks.com
*Below is the breakdown of 2025/26 Premier League club's current kit deals. Numbers below are verified via trusted sources in the UK.
| TEAM | Kit supplier | Value (Per year) | Duration |
| Manchester United | Adidas | £90 million | 2015/35 (Extension) |
| Arsenal | Adidas | £75 million | 2019/30 (Extension) |
| Manchester City | Puma | £65 million | 2019/29 |
| Liverpool | Adidas | £60 million | 2025/30 |
| Chelsea | Nike | £60 million | 2017/32 |
| Tottenham | Nike | £30 million | 2018/33 |
| Newcastle United | Adidas | £30 million | 2025/30 |
| Everton | Castore | £20 million | 2025/32 |
| Aston Villa | Adidas | £17 million | 2024/30 |
| Leeds United | Adidas | £10million | 2020-30 (Extension) |
| West Ham (current) | Umbro | £5 million | 2015/26 |
| West Ham (New) | New Balance | £9 million | 2026/31 |
| Nottingham Forest | Adidas | £6 million | 2023/30 |
| Brighton & Hove Albion | Nike | £4.5 million | 2014/30 (Extension) |
| Fulham | Adidas | £4.5 million | 2017/28 (Extension) |
| Crystal Palace | Macron | £4 million | Until 2025/26 season |
| Wolverhampton | Sudu | £3 million | 2024/29 |
| Brentford | Joma | £3 million | 2025/28 |
| Bournemouth | Umbro | £2.5 million | 2017/26 (Extension) |
| Burnley | Castore | £2.5 million | 2024/29 |
| Sunderland | Hummel | £2.5 million | 2024/29 |
rochdaleblue
Player Valuation: £50m
It’s not bad for a championship team when the deal was agreed.
Oh great, thanks for that, now going to have to tell my child they're not going a replica kit until 2033 minimum....at which point they'll be in adult sizes.Leeds sell a lot of kits in fairness to them. I remember reading back in 2019/20 they had the 6th highest shirt sales in England and at that time they had been in the Championship for 16 years! Companies like Adidas don't give out massive contracts because someone is a "great negotiator", they look at the data.
Also Leeds get £10m a season from Adidas, we get £20m from Castore
We got a good deal from Le Coq Sortif, Hummel and Castore because our brand enhances theirs. Unless we get back into Europe or competing in finals on a regular basis I don't imagine the likes of Adidas will match what Castore are paying us.
When you look at the Kit deal table, we are between Newcastle on £30m from Adidas and Aston Villa on £17m from Adidas, both have been qualifying for europe
All 20 Premier League Club's Current Kit Deals (Breakdown)
In 2025/26 season average kit deal of premier league club has reached around £10million a year. Manchester United has the most lucrative kit deal with adidas worth £90 million a year. While Sunderland and Burnley has lowest value kit contracts.
*Below is the breakdown of 2025/26 Premier League club's current kit deals. Numbers below are verified via trusted sources in the UK.
TEAM Kit supplier Value (Per year) Duration Manchester United Adidas £90 million 2015/35 (Extension) Arsenal Adidas £75 million 2019/30 (Extension) Manchester City Puma £65 million 2019/29 Liverpool Adidas £60 million 2025/30 Chelsea Nike £60 million 2017/32 Tottenham Nike £30 million 2018/33 Newcastle United Adidas £30 million 2025/30 Everton Castore £20 million 2025/32 Aston Villa Adidas £17 million 2024/30 Leeds United Adidas £10million 2020-30 (Extension) West Ham (current) Umbro £5 million 2015/26 West Ham (New) New Balance £9 million 2026/31 Nottingham Forest Adidas £6 million 2023/30 Brighton & Hove Albion Nike £4.5 million 2014/30 (Extension) Fulham Adidas £4.5 million 2017/28 (Extension) Crystal Palace Macron £4 million Until 2025/26 season Wolverhampton Sudu £3 million 2024/29 Brentford Joma £3 million 2025/28 Bournemouth Umbro £2.5 million 2017/26 (Extension) Burnley Castore £2.5 million 2024/29 Sunderland Hummel £2.5 million 2024/29
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