Cinch has become synonymous with Scottish Premiership moments but that will come to an end in May.
Cinch have surprisingly announced that they will be severing their ties with the SPFL as their title sponsorship partner at the end of the current season.
READ MORE: Chris Sutton fires Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen defence as he brands cash-rich EPL duo 'embarrassing' “The SPFL and cinch signed a five-year contract in 2021, which gave cinch the option to exit after three seasons. The deal played its part in helping the SPFL deliver record-breaking revenues back to its 42 clubs in the last 12 months.”
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