Snapdragon will feature on home, away and third shirts for men's and women's teams from next season.
Manchester United will sport a new look from next season after striking-up a lucrative shirt sponsorship deal with US technology firm Qualcomm Snapdragon.
Qualcomm Technologies had an existing partnership with United, whose main current shirt sponsors, TeamViewer, will be replaced next summer when the German-based software firm cut short their agreement. For context, United are paid around £90million per year by global sports manufacturers Adidas to supply their kits, with Snapdragon and Adidas now preparing to come up with their first collaboration before the 2024/2025 season. But what do their rivals earn?
As for Chelsea, they do not currently have a main sponsor but their most-recent partnership with Three saw the Blues pocket over £200million from the mobile phone company.
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