Premier League football clubs looking at ‘front-of-shirt’ iGaming sponsorship ban
In the United Kingdom and the 20 member clubs of the nation’s top-flight Premier League football competition could reportedly soon agree to eschew having online casino and sportsbetting firms sponsor the front of their match-day shirts.
According to a Monday report from The Times newspaper, the voluntarily move comes as the outgoing government of contentious Prime Minister Boris Johnson is preparing to publish the findings of its ‘white paper’ review into the country’s iGaming scene. The source detailed that this appraisal could be released as soon as next month and potentially result in legislative alterations to the guiding Gambling Act of 2005.
Ubiquitous usage:
Teams including Newcastle United, Brentford, Wolverhampton Wanderers, W…