Premier League Sleeve Sponsorship Rankings: Manchester United Top with £22 Million, Manchester City and Arsenal Second and Third

According to jersey equipment website Footy Headlines, citing blogger lu-class, Manchester United have topped the Premier League sleeve sponsorship revenue rankings for the 2026-27 season after reaching a multi-year partnership agreement with global fintech company SumUp.

The contract is worth a record £22 million per season, surpassing Manchester United's previous sleeve sponsorship deal with DXC Technology worth £20 million per year. Under the new agreement, SumUp's brand logo will appear on the match shirts worn by Manchester United's men's team, women's team and academy teams in competitions.

The new agreement also allows Manchester United to overtake their local rivals Manchester City in this ranking. Manchester City's sleeve sponsorship deal with cryptocurrency exchange platform OKX is worth £20 million per year.

Arsenal rank third, with their deal with payroll and human resources management platform Deel valued at £18 million per year.

Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur rank fourth and fifth respectively, with both clubs receiving £15 million in annual sponsorship revenue from their respective sleeve sponsors Expedia and Kraken.

In the middle of the rankings, Newcastle United's sleeve sponsorship deal with Noon is worth £7.5 million per season; Everton and Aston Villa receive £6 million annually from Stake and Betano respectively.

It is worth noting that Chelsea remain the only well-known Premier League club that has not yet announced their main sleeve sponsor for the 2026-27 season.