This article contains information regarding the organisations enjoying a strong branding presence across LaLiga club Sevilla FC’s physical and digital assets as their sponsors and partners for the 2024-25 season.
Castore
Castore is a British manufacturer of sportswear and athletic clothing, headquartered in Manchester, England. In May 2022, Sevilla FC and Castore signed an agreement which will see the British brand become the club’s new kit supplier for the next four seasons, until 2026.
As part of the deal, Castore will be responsible for providing the playing and training kits to the Sevilla first team, Sevilla FC Women and their academy teams.
JD
In August 2023, Sevilla FC and JD reached an agreement for the multi-brand sports distributor to become the official sponsor of Sevilla FC for the 2023/24 season.
In April 2024, Sevilla renewed their partnership with JD Sports, signing a new deal that will see the company continue as an official sponsor of Sevilla FC for the 2024/25 season.
As part of the deal, the global sports company will continue to appear on the sleeve of our match shirts and will now be on the training kit as well. They will also continue as a sponsor of Sevilla FC Women.
Socios.com
Sevilla FC, in partnership with Chiliz, the leading blockchain provider for the sports and entertainment industry, announced in February 2022 that they will launch their official Fan Token $SEVILLA on the Socios.com all-in-one fan engagement and rewards app.
Caixa Bank
Caixa Bank, a Spanish multinational financial services company. The Valencia based bank has been serving as a sponsor of Sevilla FC since 2011.
In October 2023, Sevilla FC and Caixa Bank signed a new multi-year partnership extension agreement where the financial services company will continue as an official sponsor and financial partner of the club until 2027.
The deal will provide a range of benefits to the club’s members and supporters, such as bank cards emblazoned with the badge and colours of the club, which will be available at the Caixa Bank branches.
Sorare
Sorare announced a partnership with LaLiga in September 2021 to introduce non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for all of its players, creating new revenue streams for LaLiga clubs through a new class of licences. Sorare has the rights for all LaLiga clubs, including Sevilla FC, in order to launch NFT for all club players.
Robles
Robles Restaurants is one of the biggest culinary chains of restaurants in Spain. Sevilla FC and Robles have been working together as partners since 2000. The two parties last signed a partnership renewal deal in 2023.
Scalpers
Scalpers is a chain of men’s fashion stores founded in Seville, Spain, in 2007. Sevilla FC and Scalpers have been working together as partners since 2015. In September 2024, Sevilla FC and Scalpers signed a new sponsorship agreement until 2027.
As part of the deal, the prestigious fashion label will continue to dress Sevilla FC away from the field of play.
Cruzcampo
Cruzcampo is a beer brand created in Seville in 1904. The beer brand has been serving as the club’s official beer and one of the main sponsors since 2017.
The partnership also sees Cruzcampo gain exclusivity in commercialization and consumption of products, access to more advertising and the possibility of promotional events for fans to enjoy.
MatchWornShirt
In October 2024, Sevilla FC announced a new partnership agreement with MatchWornShirt, a retail company that sells and distributes shirts worn by the stars themselves. As part of the deal, fans of Sevilla FC will now have a new opportunity to access shirts that have been worn and signed by their favourite players. Shirts will be available from all official first-team matches, both home and away.
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