Burnley Football Club (BFC), the English Premier League (EPL) team, have announced a multi-year partnership with Castore, a sports apparel brand based in the UK, ahead of the 2024–2025 season.
Castore will become the club’s official technical partner, collaborating alongside the team to develop and create high-performance training and playing outfits for Burnley FC’s men’s, women’s, and youth academy sides.
The British manufacturer of sportswear is dedicated to quality both on and off the pitch, in perfect harmony with the Clarets’ renowned footballing legacy and devoted fan base.
Castore’s continuous pursuit of innovation and top performance, which includes obsessing over each stitch and design placement, represents Burnley FC’s drive and passion for success.
The renowned firm also plans to produce precisely constructed precision sportswear that inspires both athletes and fans, giving them the edge they need to fulfil their full potential.
Burnley FC Chairman, Alan Pace, said, “I’m thrilled to team up with Castore as our new Official Technical Partner in a multi-year deal. As organisations we have similar values, the desire to push boundaries, a passion for innovation and a mission to make athletes better. Castore’s philosophy of ‘Better Never Stops’ is perfectly aligned with our vision as a forever forward-thinking football club. With an esteemed portfolio of world-class athletes and brands from across the world of sport, I look forward to together, developing a powerful partnership to build our brand globally and one that our fans can enjoy.”
Castore Chief Sports Marketing Officer, Sam Lucas, said, “The partnership to become Burnley’s Official Technical Partner marks our commitment to football, and in particular the North West. We’re looking forward to working with the club and players to continue to drive innovation, and strive for excellence, both on and off the pitch.”
Castore, a British maker of premium sportswear, is based in Manchester, England. Established in 2015, the brand has emerged as a market leader in performance-driven sporting gear. Notably, Oracle Red Bull Racing, World Snooker Tour, New Zealand Cricket, Athletic Club, Football Association of Ireland and many more are among its notable clientele.
The team presently sits 19th in the points table and is on the verge of relegation. With only two games remaining, the team does not only need two wins but also Nottingham Forest and Luton Town FC to lose both of their games. Particularly, both Nottingham and Burnley will face each other on the last match day, making things slightly easier for the latter if they win and Nott’m Forest lose to Chelsea.