Top 10 kit-suppliers deals in football

#6 Arsenal - Puma £30m (2014-2019)

It is believed that Arsenal are set to end their contract with Puma soon

Back in 2014, Arsenal struck a then-record deal in English football by signing a deal with Puma for 5 years which would see the club earn £170m in that period.

Arsenal were earning £55m/year over the period of 7 years and let Nike go, who were the club's sponsorer for more than 20-years before signing a deal with Puma.

However, lately, it is believed that Arsenal will sign a new lucrative deal with Adidas, who were in pole position to take over from Nike but were beaten by Puma.

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#5 Real Madrid - Adidas £34m (2012-2020)

Madrid are reportedly close to renewing their contract with Adidas

Real Madrid have a relation with Adidas as their kit supplier since 1998. The current deal earns Madrid £34/year + add-ons (the information has not been revealed) and expires in 2020. Their bitter rivals, Barcelona earn nearly £100m/year and Perez also wants a similar deal. It has been reported that there have been talks that Madrid want to renew their contract which would make them earn a whopping £85/year for the next 10 years.

According to Football Leaks, both the parties have signed a contract that would see the La Liga giants get a whopping revenue of £850 over the span of 10 years. On top of that, the club will earn 22.5% of sales on all club branded Adidas merchandise.

The bonuses are also very lucrative. The club stands to earn £2.1m every time they win the league which will then be £3m after 2020, given the inflation. A Champions League triumph will see the club earn £4.2m rising to £5.9m.

However, nothing has been official and both the parties are yet to sign this contract.