Bristol Rovers Football Club is delighted to announce PUMA as the Club’s new Technical Kit Partner.
Rovers has agreed a five-year partnership with the industry leading, global sportwear giant, which will see PUMA take on the production of the Club’s Men’s First Team, Women’s First Team, Academy and replica kits, as well as all training wear.
The agreement is one of the biggest commercial deals in Bristol Rovers history. Ritchie Bates, Bristol Rovers CEO, said: “We are delighted to welcome PUMA as Bristol Rovers’ new technical kit provider for the next five seasons.
"This is a landmark partnership for Bristol Rovers, and an agreement that we believe represents the biggest commercial deal in the Club’s history. Having worked with PUMA previously, I know the quality of their products and the standards they set, and I am excited that our supporters will now experience that as part of this exciting new chapter for the Club.
"From our matchworn kits to replica shirts and training wear, this partnership gives us the opportunity to deliver products that our supporters can wear with pride and that reflect the identity, ambition and passion our Club is known for. We are proud to begin this journey with PUMA and look forward to creating something special together for our supporters over the coming seasons.”
Jamie Oakes, PUMA Teamhead - Teamsports UKI & Nordics, said: "We are delighted to welcome Bristol Rovers into the PUMA Family; a Club with a rich history, a passionate fanbase, and an ambitious vision for the future.
"At PUMA, we are committed to partnering with clubs that embody authenticity, community spirit, and a relentless drive to progress. The Gas represents all these qualities, and we are incredibly excited to begin this journey together.
"This partnership provides a fantastic opportunity to support the club both on and off the pitch, delivering high-performance technical product that the fans will be proud of. We look forward to working closely with the great team at the club and connecting with their loyal fanbase."