Swansea City, the EFL Championship club, have developed a sponsorship extension with the Gulf’s coffee brand, Reviva Coffee.
The agreement keeps the coffee company as the club’s front-of-shirt sponsor for the 2025-26 season, marking the third year of a fruitful and expanding association.
The continued deal ensures that Reviva Coffee’s logo will be boldly featured on the front of the Swans’ shirts for at least the next two seasons, demonstrating the club’s strong and expanding connection with the UK-based coffee business.
Along with the strong jersey presence, Reviva Coffee remains Swansea.com Stadium’s exclusive coffee provider, with its premium 100% Arabica blend accessible at concourse shops, hospitality lounges, and business and conference events on matchdays and beyond.
Reviva Coffee continues to pique the interest of coffee enthusiasts with its ethically sourced blends from Rainforest Alliance-certified farms in South America, highlighting a common commitment to quality and sustainability.
Richard Morris, Swansea City’s Head of Commercial, said, “We’re thrilled to be continuing our partnership with Reviva Coffee into a third season. Their brand values, commitment to sustainability, and connection to Gulf’s history with the club make them an ideal front-of-shirt partner. This collaboration continues to open up opportunities to engage our fanbase in creative and meaningful ways.”
Reviva Coffee and Gulf CEO Mike Jones, said, “Supporting Swansea City over the past two seasons has been a proud part of our journey as a brand. We’re delighted to remain part of the club’s story for 2025-26 and are excited to keep building on this strong foundation, on and off the pitch.”
The news comes after renowned Croatian midfielder Luke Modrić became an investor and co-owner of Championship team Swansea City. Modrić will join the existing ownership consortium, which took majority control of the club in November 2024. He is expected to use his experience and worldwide status to raise the club’s reputation and contribute to its long-term success.
