AC Milan and Emirates will soon extend their partnership together by formalising a renewal which will see the Rossoneri earn a lot more money.
According to what was reported by today’s edition of Tuttosport (via SempreMilan.it) and has already been talked about my other sources, Milan will soon announce the renewal of their agreement with the airline Emirates.
The parties will therefore put pen to paper and extend a partnership that begun all the way back in the 2010-11 when Milan won the Scudetto, meaning the relationship has spanned over a decade with plenty of ups and downs in that time.
As per the paper, Milan will increase the revenue they receive from Emirates as part of the deal, with the deal rising from a current €15m per year to around €30-35m for the next term, thus doubling their overall takings as a reward for the positive turn in fortunes on the field.