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Sportswear brand Castore signs multimillion-pound kit deal with rugby giants Saracens

The company is backed by the likes of Sir Andy Murray and the billionaire Issa brothers

Phil and Tom Beahon from Castore(Image: Colin Lane )

Fast-growing 海角视频 sportswear brand Castore, which is backed by the likes of Sir Andy Murray and the billionaire brothers who recently bought Asda, has signed a kit deal with former Premiership rugby and European champions Saracens.

The Manchester-headquartered company will now supply the club in a five-year multimillion-pound deal.

It comes as Saracens return to top-flight rugby for the first time since the club was relegated in 2019 for breaches over player salary caps.

The deal with Castore is the latest partnership unveiled by the retailer since it launched just six years ago, including kit deals with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Glasgow Rangers.

Saracens will unveil the kits next month and Castore will be hoping it can lead to further growth in the rugby and sporting world.

Lucy Wray, Saracens chief executive, said: "Castore are at the forefront of innovation with their sportswear and our values are very much aligned, so we are thrilled to be at the start of a ground-breaking partnership.

"We look forward to unveiling the kits this summer, which I'm sure will be hugely popular amongst our supporters."

Castore was launched in 2015 by brothers Tom and Phil Beahon, and has also has the backing of New Look founder Tom Singh and Net-a-Porter founder Arnaud Massenet.