8 Football Clubs With Forex or Online Trading Broker Sponsors in 2026/27

Eight football clubs have 2026/27 deals with a forex, CFD or online trading broker, or a finance-app subsidiary of a listed broker, according to official announcements.

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Eight football clubs have current 2026/27 shirt or official-partner deals with a forex, CFD or online trading broker, or with a finance-app subsidiary of a listed broker, according to club or company announcements. The group includes six eToro partners plus Legia Warszawa with Plus500 and Young Boys with Yuh and Swissquote. None of those announcements disclosed a fee.

Key facts

  • The six eToro clubs are Leeds United, AS Monaco, LOSC Lille, Olympique Marseille, Olympique Lyonnais and AZ Alkmaar, as set out in the site's eToro-only list.
  • Legia Warszawa said on 25 August 2026 that Plus500 remains its main partner for the 2026/27 season, with the logo on the front of match shirts. The club said the relationship dates from 2020. Plus500 is described in that communique as a global multi-asset fintech group listed on the London Stock Exchange and included in the FTSE 250.
  • BSC Young Boys announced on 14 January 2026 that Yuh, a Swissquote subsidiary and Swiss finance app, will be the main shirt partner in domestic competitions from 2026/27 under a four-year contract to summer 2030. Swissquote, the parent company, will appear on the club's international shirts.
  • Brands are labelled as they appear in those announcements: a trading and investing platform, a multi-asset broker, or a finance-app subsidiary of a listed broker. This is not promotional or affiliate content, and no fees have been added from unsourced estimates.
Current 2026/27 football partnerships with forex, CFD or online trading brokers, or a finance-app subsidiary of a listed broker, as named in official announcements. No deal values were disclosed on the pages opened.
ClubBrandHow the brand is describedInventory, as announced
Leeds UnitedeToroTrading and investing platformOfficial Trading Partner, 2026/27 and beyond, including the women's team
AS MonacoeToroTrading and investing platformOfficial Trading Partner from 2025/26
LOSC LilleeToroTrading and investing platformOfficial Trading Partner from 2025/26, including sleeve branding
Olympique MarseilleeToroTrading and investing platformOfficial Trading Partner from 2025/26
Olympique LyonnaiseToroTrading and investing platformOfficial Trading Partner from 2025/26
AZ AlkmaareToroTrading and investing platformPartnership renewed through 2027
Legia WarszawaPlus500Multi-asset fintech group, listed in LondonMain partner, front-of-shirt, 2026/27
BSC Young BoysYuh and SwissquoteYuh is a finance app and Swissquote subsidiary; Swissquote is the parentYuh on domestic shirts from 2026/27; Swissquote on international shirts, through summer 2030

The six eToro clubs

eToro's football portfolio, as named in official announcements, covers Leeds United in the Premier League, four Ligue 1 clubs and AZ Alkmaar in the Eredivisie. Those six relationships are set out in more detail in the site's list of football clubs with eToro as official trading partner. This article includes them because they are current official trading-partner deals, then adds the two non-eToro shirt agreements that were also confirmed in club statements for 2026/27. Leeds' announcement referred to other unnamed Premier League sides in eToro's portfolio. Those clubs are not added here.

7. Legia Warszawa and Plus500

On 25 August 2026, Legia Warszawa published a communique saying it had extended its long-running partnership with Plus500, and that Plus500 remains the club's main partner for the 2026/27 season. The club said the relationship has been built since 2020, and that the Plus500 logo is on the front of match shirts and will continue to appear as part of Legia's 110th anniversary celebrations, of which the company is an official partner. The same statement described Plus500 as a global fintech group operating a multi-asset model, listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange and included in the FTSE 250. No fee was published. Young Boys, in their later Yuh announcement, thanked Plus500 as their previous main partner, which is a separate, now superseded relationship and is not counted as a current Plus500 shirt deal in this list.

8. Young Boys, Yuh and Swissquote

BSC Young Boys announced on 14 January 2026 that Yuh will become the club's main partner from the summer, with shirt presence in domestic competitions. The club said the parties had signed a four-year contract through summer 2030. From 2026/27, Yuh will appear on first-team shirts in the Brack Super League and the Swiss Cup. At international matches, the parent company, Swissquote, will take the shirt presence. Young Boys described Yuh as a Swiss finance app and a subsidiary of Swissquote, and said the app already had more than 350,000 users. The club also said Yuh was already a premium partner of Young Boys Women in the current season, and that the men's main-partner role was an expansion of that relationship. No fee was disclosed. The correct label is therefore a finance-app subsidiary of a listed online broker, not a standalone forex house, with the parent broker appearing on European nights.

What this list does not include

Everton's CMC Markets relationship is a financial-services shirt deal already covered on the Premier League shirt-sponsors page. It is not added here, because the club announcements used for this list concern trading platforms, multi-asset brokers or a broker-owned finance app, and CMC Markets should not be used to pad the count. Expired historical deals that were not confirmed as current, including older campaign announcements that no longer describe a 2026/27 inventory, are also omitted. League title sponsorships are a different market, set out in the 2026 title-sponsorship list. Betting sleeves in England are a third category, and are not mixed into this broker list.

This article is a record of disclosed sponsorships. It is not investment advice, a product comparison or an affiliate promotion, and it does not rank the eight clubs by undisclosed fees.

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