Celtic are planning to agree a new off-field deal with a huge company in what will surely be seen as a big boost to those at Parkhead.
Celtic results and upcoming fixtures
The Hoops have made a perfect start to the 2024/25 Scottish Premiership season, winning all six of their league games so far without conceding a goal. An opening week Champions League win against Slovan Bratislava was also followed up by a Scottish League Cup quarter-final triumph over Falkirk, however, the Hoops’ first defeat of the season was a big one.
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Despite the heavy loss in Germany, Celtic’s start to the campaign has been solid, and away from the pitch, it looks as if the good feeling could carry on.
Celtic kit agreement with Adidas – both parties planning to extend
Currently, Celtic are coming to the end of a five-year partnership with Adidas, who took over creating and manufacturing first team kit, training wear and supporter replica kits. The Hoops were previously with New Balance, however, back in 2020, Celtic described the deal with Adidas as magnificent and stunning, adding that a deal ‘is believed to be the biggest kit sponsorship ever to be announced across Scottish sport’.
However, with just months remaining in their partnership and plans needing to be put in place for 2025, Footy Headlines have now reported that Celtic and Adidas are planning to extend their deal. Both parties are seemingly happy to carry on their partnership, however, Footy Headlines ‘have no information as to how many seasons the deal will be extended for’.
Elsewhere, Footy Headlines have also claimed that Adidas is considering adding more teams to the ‘Elite Team’ category, one of which could be Celtic who are currently graded ‘B’. In 2023, Celtic generated an impressive £29m through kit sales, placing them in the top 20 in Europe.
Barcelona
Nike
£150m
Real Madrid
Adidas
£130m
Bayern Munich
Adidas
£123m
Liverpool
Nike
£110m
Manchester United
Adidas
£109m
Paris Saint-Germain
Nike
£81.3m
Arsenal
Adidas
£74.5m
Chelsea
Nike
£73m
Juventus
Adidas
£62m
Tottenham
Nike
£62m
Manchester City
Puma
£61m
Borussia Dortmund
Puma
£45m
AC Milan
Puma
£39.3m
Ajax
Adidas
£34.3m
Galatasaray
Nike
£29.3m
Leeds United
Adidas
£29.3m
Celtic
Adidas
£28.5m
Fenerbahce
Puma
£26m
Eintracht Frankfurt
Nike
£21.8m
Inter Milan
Nike
£21.8m
Therefore, it does appear to make sense to carry on the partnership, and it will be interesting to see the length of any new agreement, making this one to watch.