Manchester United have agreed a deal worth at least £900m with Adidas.
The sportswear giant will be the official kit supplier to the Old Trafford club for a further ten years.
The new deal runs until June 2035 and has a "minimum cash guarantee" of £900m, United said.
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Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold said: "The relationship between Manchester United and adidas is one of the most iconic in world sport, forged through a shared commitment to style, flair and, most importantly, high performance.
"With its roots in the 1980s, our partnership has been reinvented over the past decade with some of the most innovative designs and technology in sportswear.
"We are now looking forward to refreshing this powerful partnership again through the remainder of this decade and into the 2030s."
Chief executive at Adidas Bjorn Gulden added: We are extremely proud to announce the extension of the contract with Manchester United. adidas and Manchester United are two of the most important brands in international football and it is very natural for us to continue our cooperation. We will combine tradition and innovation to please both the players and the fans.
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"We look forward to continuing our partnership with one of the most iconic clubs in football."
The announcement comes after United revealed they expect their sales to surge to record heights by the end of their financial year.
The Premier League club upped their revenue guidance from between £590m and £610m to between £630m to £640m.
They also increased their forecasted adjusted EBITDA of between £125m to £1400m up to between £140m and £150m.
The rises came after United posted a total revenue of £170m for the three months to March 31, 2023, up from £152.8m from the same period in 2022.
The club's operating losses were also slashed from £21.8m to £4.7m.
United's commercial revenue rose from £65.6m to £69.4m while their match day earnings increased from £35.7m to £49.9m.
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Sponsorship revenue rose by £1.8m to £41m while retail, merchandising, apparel and product licensing revenue increased by £2m to £28.4m.
However, their broadcasting revenue dipped slightly from £51.5m to £50.7m.
United said the fall in broadcasting revenue was due to the men's first team competing in the Europa League instead of the Champions League.