Aston Villa are likely to terminate their contract with the Castor club early, while Everton look set to move on from the current mold manufacturer Hummel. Getty Images/Andrew Kearns
Everton are set to switch to kit manufacturer Castore next season, despite complaints from Aston Villa about their shirts looking wet and one club in the stable of potential new owners 777 Partners ending their contract with an inferior player. fire company.
Telegraph Sport reported that Villa are expected to agree to an early termination of Castore's contract, while Newcastle United have already invoked the exit clause of their deal and will replace kit supplier at the end of this season, although the club describes the quality of its products as «extremely high».
“One club already owned by 777, Genoa, also terminated its deal with Castore this summer after just a year due to reports of supply and delivery problems.
But this has not slowed down negotiations between Everton and Castore over The British manufacturer will replace Hummel as the club's kit supplier from next season.
Everton's current deal with Hummel expires at the end of this season, and sources familiar with the situation say that Castore is ready to take over his place.
Everton are awaiting Premier League approval to proceed with the takeover of 777 Partners, which could take a further nine to 10 weeks.
Genoa, which is owned by 777 Partners, has signed what has been described as a «multi-year» agreement with Castore was concluded last summer, but the partnership lasted only one year, and this season the Italian club moved to Kappa.
There have been complaints from the club about Castor's current form for Aston Villa. Photo: Getty Images/Andrew Kearns
Genoa were reported to have received late delivery of Castore kits and winter jackets last season, with fans also allegedly complaining about supply issues ahead of the switch to Kappa this summer.
Representatives for Castore and 777 Partners declined to comment on the situation . a potential deal with Everton and the early termination of their contract with Genoa. Everton had a contract.
777 Partners also owns a minority stake in Sevilla, which announced a «multi-year» agreement with Castore last summer. There were no reports of any problems between the manufacturer and the Spanish club.
As reported by Telegraph Sport, Wolverhampton Wanderers had problems relating to their Castore kit deals, which were subsequently resolved, and Charlton Athletic «received complaints from fans.
Players from both Villa's men's and women's teams have complained about the club's shirts, which are said to quickly become wet, making them heavy and uncomfortable.
Telegraph Sport was told that Castore spoke to other clubs last week and found no evidence that the problems facing Villa were more widespread.
Castore is said to be working hard to resolve Villa's problem. as soon as possible as industry insiders claim the firm is turning to other factories for help in redesigning the club's kit.
A spokesman for Castore said: «There have been rumors in the media about a potential problem with the football kit.» supplied by Castore to the Aston Villa football club. We are working closely with the club to resolve this issue as quickly as possible and meet the standards we expect. We would like to thank the club for their patience and support to date.
“As a proud new British brand, we always hold ourselves to the highest standards and strive to do everything we can to continually improve the performance of our products. This means that any customer concerns should be resolved promptly and humbly.”
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