Overview
- DXC Technology’s sleeve sponsorship, which began in 2022, will conclude after the 2025/26 season and has included digital fan‑engagement work.
- Manchester United are in talks to secure a new sleeve sponsor and a new training‑kit partner after Tezos’ £24m‑per‑season training deal ended in June.
- The end of the DXC agreement could create an annual sleeve revenue gap of about £20m until a replacement is secured.
- Marriott International ended its partnership over the summer after choosing not to renew as part of company‑wide cost reductions.
- United reported record revenues in September — £666.5m total, £333.3m commercial, £160.3m matchday — which the club believes can cushion sponsorship turnover.