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Carabao possess decade’s energy

By Chris Dunlavy

The EFL have signed a new three-year deal with Carabao which will see the Thai energy drink manufacturer become the longest-lived title sponsor in League Cup history.
Carabao started sponsoring the EFL Cup in 2017 and signed a two-year extension in 2021 worth £6m per season.
Due to expire at the end of the 2026-27 season, the current deal will take Carabao’s sponsorship to ten years, one more than Carling who sponsored the competition from 2003 until 2012.
“We are delighted to renew with the EFL and extend our title sponsorship of the Carabao Cup through to ten seasons,” s...

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