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London City claim sponsor deal is record and bigger than some in Premier League

The Guardian Football 42 minutes 1 mins read

Club owner says agreement is largest in women’s game
Kang describes Nike deal as ‘huge’ and ‘landmark’

The Women’s Super League club London City Lionesses’ new front-of-shirt sponsorship deal with Nike is the largest in the women’s game, according to their American owner, Michele Kang.

The length and value of the deal has not been disclosed but sources close to the WSL club are hailing it as a gamechanging moment and Kang claims that it even exceeds some men’s Premier League clubs’ shirt deals.

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