2012 Global Partner of Manchester United Since 2012, Chevrolet has been dedicated to bringing you closer to your beloved club and players, both on and off the pitch.

Beginning in the 2014-15 season, Chevrolet was the primary shirt sponsor for the team and presented its iconic golden bowtie emblem on the front of the jersey. The deal served as a strong starting point for U.S. companies to reach out into European markets.

Manchester United have agreed a five-year deal, worth £235m, with global technology company TeamViewer to become their principal shirt sponsor from next season. The Germany-based remote software firm will replace American car manufacturers Chevrolet, who have been the main shirt sponsor since 2014.

In the 2020/21 season, Manchester United received 64 million GBP from its jersey sponsor, Chevrolet. In 2021, Manchester United signed a deal with TeamViewer for 47 million per year.

United's poor performances on the pitch over the last six years and lack of success - relative to their lofty standards - coupled with Chevrolet's parent company General Motors feeling they overpaid for the partnership have all contributed to the car company's time as sponsor coming to an end.

Qualcomm Manchester United have agreed a deal with U.S. technology company Qualcomm that will see its Snapdragon brand replace the TeamViewer logo as their shirt sponsor from next season, the Premier League club said.

Initial reports suggested that Ronaldo was to earn a whopping £480,000 per week at Old Trafford, but according to the Daily Mail the figure is now closer to £385,000 a week. It's still a hefty sum, and it now makes Ronaldo the highest-paid player at Man Utd ahead of goalkeeper David De Gea.

200 million GBP (2023)Cristiano Ronaldo / Salary

In December 2013, General Motors announced it would kill the Chevrolet brand in Europe to concentrate on ailing Opel and its UK sister brand Vauxhall. A reshuffling of priorities that made sense given Opel racked up an incredible $18 billion in losses over the past 12 years.

“The problem was that the products were based on the same platforms and were too similar,” he said. “They cost the same to produce, so it wasn't possible to present one as a budget version of the other, and the brands weren't sufficiently opposed for one to be seen as more upmarket.”

Nike will no longer sponsor the kit of Manchester United after the next Premier League season due to the mounting costs of the deal. It marks the end of a 13-year partnership ...

Top ten sponsor partners of Manchester United FC - 2022/23 season, by spend