SV Werder Bremen have announced today that the club will continue to play in kits manufactured by Umbro for the next few seasons! Werder have extended the partnership with the Manchester-based football brand until the 2024/25 season.
SV Werder Bremen have announced today that the club will continue to play in kits manufactured by Umbro for the next few seasons! Werder have extended the partnership with the Manchester-based football brand until the 2024/25 season.
The British company are currently in their third season as official kit supplier for the Green-Whites. “Both sides were keen to continue the partnership. Alongside the annual shirt collections, which continue to sell well, we have launched numerous other innovative campaigns with Umbro. These include our new eSports shirt, a green and white trainer, extensive fan-wear collections, and a special shirt for the club’s 120th anniversary. From our side, we’re delighted to be continuing our partnership with such a leading supplier on a long-term basis,” explained Werder’s chief executive, Klaus Filbry.
“Our partnership with Werder truly is a partnership according to the dictionary definition of the word. We challenge and support each other and are constantly developing new ideas together. We’re delighted to be extending our contract into the future,” said Michael Scholz, general manager of Umbro Germany.
About Umbro:
Since 1924, Umbro has been everywhere that football is. The brand's range includes clothing, shoes, and sporting equipment for players, fans, and all of those who are inspired by the vibrant culture of the beautiful game. Working with a host of creative designers and brands including Christopher Raeburn, Henry Holland, Sweet SKTBS, Patta, Vetements and Off-White, Umbro are constantly creating unique new collaborations that celebrate the brand’s DNA.
Umbro supports more than 120 clubs worldwide, including West Ham United and Burnley (English Premier League); Werder Bremen, FC Schalke 04 and 1. FC Nürnberg (1. and 2. Bundesliga); SM Caen (French Ligue 1); Hearts (Scottish Premiership); RCD Mallorca (Spanish La Liga); Argentinos Juniors and Newell’s Old Boys (Argentinian Primera División): Santos, Grêmio, Fluminese und Chapecoense (Brazilian Championship A Series); Colo-Colo (Chilean Primera División); Club Nacional de Football (Uruguayan Primera División); C.S. Herediano (Costa Rican Liga FPD); FC Tokyo and Gamba Osaka (Japanese J1 League); Seongnam FC (South Korea); and Al Ahly SC (Egyptian Premier League).
