Adidas sponsor Arsenal and Manchester United is reportedly set to produce sponsorless shirts for next season.
This decision comes after Nottingham Forest decided to go without a shirt sponsor since returning to the Premier League this season, after apparently turning down a "multi-million pound offer" from last season's sponsors BOXT. The boiler company, who were Forest's main sponsors last year, claimed the club wanted to go "in a different direction" following their return to the top-flight.
However, both Arsenal and United's manufacturer Adidas will only make the sponsorless version available for fans to buy. Players will still be wearing the shirts with sponsors on while on the pitch, according to the website Footy Headlines, and it is likely the brand has heeded calls from those who have suggested the sponsorless shirt on show by Forest this season looks better than having one with a sponsor on.
