BT is to become the new sponsor of all England football teams after signing a five-year deal with the FA thought to be worth about £60 million. The FA has not had a main England sponsor since its deal with Vauxhall expired a year ago, and the BT deal means that it will be the lead partner for all England representative teams and Wembley Stadium. The BT logo will appear on all training kit worn by the England teams, including the senior men’s team at the Nations League this week and the women’s team at the World Cup, which starts in France this weekend. As part of the deal, EE, which is owned by BT, will continue to be the main sponsor for Wembley. There
BT has secured a five-year sponsorship deal with the FA, which sees the UK telecoms giant sponsor all England football teams while BT-owned EE will continue to sponsor Wembley Stadium. The BT logo will feature on England training kits, including the women's team at the World Cup in June. BT is also set to become an official partner of the FA and its national governing body for next year's European Championships.