Arsenal’s controversial sponsorship deal with Visit Rwanda to end next year
Backlash came amid Rwanda’s support for M23 militia Club says deal ‘exceeded the original goals’ Arsenal’s controversial sponsorship partnership with Visit Rwanda will end in June, the club have announced. The deal, reportedly worth in the region of £10m a year, began in 2018 and has come under (…)
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