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SWANS AGREE NAMING RIGHTS DEAL…

By Ben Thomas

SWANSEA have signed a ten-year naming rights partnership that will see the club’s home become the Swansea.com Stadium.
The agreement sees the trading company, which has investments across different sectors including travel, hospitality, real estate and sports, replace Liberty Properties plc as title sponsor.
The club indicated there had been global businesses interested in the naming rights, but in a statement said they had “elected to move towards a more local focus” in their partnerships.
The Swans’ chief executive, Julian Winter, said: ...

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