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Manchester City has renewed its contract with Puma for the next 10 years, becoming the highest paid club in the Premier League by the technical sponsor.

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Manchester City have signed a new contract with Puma worth around €1.15 billion over 10 years. The deal will increase the club's revenue from €75 million per season to €115 million, strengthening the team's position as one of the highest-paid clubs in Europe, second only to Real Madrid and Barcelona. The partnership with Puma, which began in 2019, has brought innovation and significant commercial success.

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