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Aston Villa sign £20m a year Visit Rwanda shirt sponsor deal

Visit Rwanda have kept their presence in the Premier League by agreeing to become the front-of-shirt partner to Aston Villa.

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cityam.comStai leggendo1 mese fa

Aston Villa sign £20m a year Visit Rwanda shirt sponsor deal

Visit Rwanda have kept their presence in the Premier League by agreeing to become the front-of-shirt partner to Aston Villa.

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martedì 14 luglio 2026·nytimes.com
Aston Villa reach agreement with Visit Rwanda as new front-of-shirt sponsor
Villa have been exploring ways to increase revenue, such as a stadium naming rights partner and a sponsor to the training ground.
martedì 14 luglio 2026·cityam.com
Aston Villa sign £20m a year Visit Rwanda shirt sponsor deal
Visit Rwanda have kept their presence in the Premier League by agreeing to become the front-of-shirt partner to Aston Villa.

nytimes.com

1 mese fa

Aston Villa reach agreement with Visit Rwanda as new front-of-shirt sponsor

Villa have been exploring ways to increase revenue, such as a stadium naming rights partner and a sponsor to the training ground.

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channelnewsasia.com1 mese fa

Villa criticized over Visit Rwanda sponsorship deal

July 15 : Aston Villa's new sponsorship agreement with Visit Rwanda has drawn criticism from human rights campaigners, with Amnesty International saying the African nation is using the deal to burnish its international…

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milanofinanza.it1 mese fa

L’Aston Villa trova il nuovo sponsor: accordo con Visit Rwanda da 20 milioni l’anno | MilanoFinanza News

L’accordo è il più remunerativo per il club inglese: il brand sarà Principal Partner, Official Tourism Partner e Official Coffee Provider e comparirà sulla parte frontale delle maglie

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independent.co.uk1 mese fa

Amnesty International sends ‘sportswashing’ warning to Aston Villa

Aston Villa announced a new sponsorship deal with Visit Rwanda on Tuesday

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africa.businessinsider.com1 mese fa

Rwandan coffee heads to the Premier League through Aston Villa's $26 million-a-year partnership

Rwandan coffee is set to reach Premier League fans after the East African nation signed a reported $26 million-a-year sponsorship agreement with Aston Villa, making the clubs latest commercial partnership a platform for…

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martedì 14 luglio 2026·

independent.co.uk

Amnesty International sends ‘sportswashing’ warning to Aston Villa

Aston Villa announced a new sponsorship deal with Visit Rwanda on Tuesday

martedì 14 luglio 2026·

milanofinanza.it

L’Aston Villa trova il nuovo sponsor: accordo con Visit Rwanda da 20 milioni l’anno | MilanoFinanza News

L’accordo è il più remunerativo per il club inglese: il brand sarà Principal Partner, Official Tourism Partner e Official Coffee Provider e comparirà sulla parte frontale delle…

martedì 14 luglio 2026·

nytimes.com

Aston Villa players to visit Rwanda as part of sponsorship agreement

The club announced on Tuesday that Visit Rwanda would become their new front-of-shirt sponsor.

mercoledì 15 luglio 2026·

channelnewsasia.com

Villa criticized over Visit Rwanda sponsorship deal

July 15 : Aston Villa's new sponsorship agreement with Visit Rwanda has drawn criticism from human rights campaigners, with Amnesty International saying the African nation is…

mercoledì 15 luglio 2026·

africa.businessinsider.com

Rwandan coffee heads to the Premier League through Aston Villa's $26 million-a-year partnership

Rwandan coffee is set to reach Premier League fans after the East African nation signed a reported $26 million-a-year sponsorship agreement with Aston Villa, making the clubs…

venerdì 17 luglio 2026·

nytimes.com

Why has Aston Villa’s sponsorship deal with Visit Rwanda caused controversy?

Villa's new deal involves front-of-shirt sponsorship, but others clubs' previous deals with Visit Rwanda have led to protests.