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Fashion Network
12-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Avery Dennison and the Premier League extend licensing partnership
Global materials science and digital ID company Avery Dennison has extended its licensing partnership with the English football Premier League for an additional five years. It said the milestone agreement 'strengthens [its] role' as the exclusive licensee for names, numbers and embellishments for the league's 20 clubs, supporting both matchday and retail operations 'with high-quality, consistent branding'. Since first becoming official supplier in the 2019/20 season, Avery Dennison said it has supported the league with 'innovative, sustainable and technologically advanced kit branding solutions'. Steve Mason, VP/GM Commercial & Embelex, Avery Dennison, said: 'The Premier League's global reach is a powerful reminder of football's ability to unite fans from every corner of the world. As we extend our partnership, we remain committed to harnessing the latest technologies to create immersive experiences that bring fans closer to the game. He added: 'From personalised jerseys to connected apparel, we're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in sports branding, ensuring that every fan feels a deeper connection to their favourite teams and players.' Avery Dennison also supports key Premier League initiatives, such as the No Room For Racism anti-discrimination campaign, Premier League Hall of Fame, and key events such as Premier League Mornings Live and the Premier League Summer Series.
Fashion Network
12-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Avery Dennison and the Premier League extend licensing partnership
Global materials science and digital ID company Avery Dennison has extended its licensing partnership with the English football Premier League for an additional five years. It said the milestone agreement 'strengthens [its] role' as the exclusive licensee for names, numbers and embellishments for the league's 20 clubs, supporting both matchday and retail operations 'with high-quality, consistent branding'. Since first becoming official supplier in the 2019/20 season, Avery Dennison said it has supported the league with 'innovative, sustainable and technologically advanced kit branding solutions'. Steve Mason, VP/GM Commercial & Embelex, Avery Dennison, said: 'The Premier League's global reach is a powerful reminder of football's ability to unite fans from every corner of the world. As we extend our partnership, we remain committed to harnessing the latest technologies to create immersive experiences that bring fans closer to the game. He added: 'From personalised jerseys to connected apparel, we're pushing the boundaries of what's possible in sports branding, ensuring that every fan feels a deeper connection to their favourite teams and players.' Avery Dennison also supports key Premier League initiatives, such as the No Room For Racism anti-discrimination campaign, Premier League Hall of Fame, and key events such as Premier League Mornings Live and the Premier League Summer Series.
Yahoo
08-04-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Manchester City reiterates there is no room for racism and encourage fans to challenge and report discrimination
Manchester City reiterates there is no room for racism and encourage fans to challenge and report discrimination Manchester City reiterates there is no room for racism and encourage fans to challenge and report discrimination All Premier League matches between 5 and 14 April will be dedicated to No Room For Racism, as the Club reiterates its call for fans to challenge and report discrimination, wherever they see it. Everybody has a role to play in ensuring football is inclusive for all. Advertisement Manchester City, alongside the rest of the Premier League, EFL and the Football Association, will not tolerate discrimination of any kind. Any fans who see or hear abusive behaviour at the Etihad Stadium can report it by texting 0770 015 1894 to make our dedicated security team aware of what they have witnessed. Feedback can be shared anonymously by texting your block, row, seat number and a short description of the incident to the number. Fans can also report incidents by talking to a steward or the police at the stadium. Meanwhile, fans can report online discriminatory abuse they see targeted at Premier League players, managers, coaches, match officials and their families directly at Advertisement The Premier League and clubs are committed to working with the authorities to bring offenders to justice and have introduced tougher sanctions. Anybody found to be committing discriminatory abuse of any kind will be reported to the police and will face punishment, including automatic stadium bans and legal prosecution.
