Liverpool FC: Turkish Airlines to become main shirt sponsor from the 2027-28 season (£60m per year)

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Turkish Airlines, main shirt sponsor of Liverpool FC from the 2027-28 season - ©  D.R.

Turkish Airlines is to become the main shirt sponsor of Liverpool FC (Premier League) from the 2027-28 season, the club announced on 8 September 2026. The agreement also covers the women’s team (Barclays Women's Super League) and youth teams.

The partnership runs for an initial five seasons (2027-2032) and is worth a total of £300m (€349.1m), or £60m (€69.8m) per season, according to British daily The Times. Liverpool would therefore continue to have the Premier League’s second most lucrative main shirt sponsorship deal, behind the agreement between Manchester United FC and technology company Qualcomm (£70m/€81.5m per season). This amount would also represent a 20% increase on the £50m (€58.2m) paid annually by banking group Standard Chartered over the 2023-2027 cycle.

The British company has been Liverpool FC’s main shirt sponsor since 2010-11. This new agreement with Turkish Airlines therefore marks the club’s first change of main shirt sponsor in 17 seasons. "The front of the shirt is one of the most recognisable positions in world sport and one that the club has historically…

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