The Spreadex deal is the second to be announced by Burnley in the space of a week after the club confirmed the return of online payments solutions provider AstroPay as its sleeve sponsor.Yes, Lovebet is definitely a legit gaming website.

I can promise it will be reviewed as part of the overall commercial strategy for the club.’ “This deal reflects the ambitious growth plans Spreadex has as a company, and we’re thrilled to be partnering with a superbly-run club with such an established history and reputation.”īurnley’s decision to partner with another betting firm could be viewed as controversial after the team’s new owner Alan Pace said in January that he would be reviewing the club’s relationship with the gambling industry.Ĭommunicating with supporters on social media at the time, Pace said: ‘It’s an issue I’m aware of and have my own personal views on, too. “We are delighted to join the Burnley FC family as main sponsor at an exciting time in both the club’s and our own futures,” said Spreadex chief executive Dave MacKenzie. Burnley have pledged to donated UK£5 for every third-choice shirt sold towards Alzheimer’s Society, a commitment that will be matched by Spreadex. In addition, the pair plan to work on a range of community and charity-based initiatives. The agreement also secures Spreadex LED perimeter board advertising at Turf Moor, player access across the season, and exposure on Burnley’s website, CRM and social media channels. The Asian gambling firm still had a season left on its deal with the club, but The Athletic reported earlier this year that the Lancashire side were on the hunt for a new main partner with LoveBet experiencing ‘serious financial difficulties’ due to the pandemic.īurnley described the agreement with Spreadex, which offers financial spread betting, sports spread betting and sports fixed odds betting, as a ‘multimillion pound shirt deal’, but it is unclear if the company will match the reported UK£7.5 million (US$10.2 million) a year that LoveBet was paying.īurnley FC Women to live stream games on TikTok

Spreadex replaces LoveBet as Burnley’s shirt sponsor. The one-year deal will see the Clarets wear the Spreadex Sports logo on their home, away and third shirt during the 2021/22 Premier League season. Top-flight English soccer side Burnley have agreed a new shirt sponsorship deal with UK-based betting company Spreadex.

Agreement comes one week after Clarets announced AstroPay as new sleeve sponsor.

Burnley’s previous deal with LoveBet was reportedly worth UK£7.5m a year.

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