West Brom will wear Puma kits next season after ending long association with Adidas
Albion will be wearing Puma kits next season after striking up a new deal with the German manufacturer.
It ends a long-running association with Adidas, who have been the club’s kit suppliers for the past eight seasons.
Puma have signed a multi-year deal and will be the suppliers for the foreseeable future.
It is thought the new Puma kits will be revealed to the fans in early July.
Chief executive Mark Jenkins said: “It’s the start of a new partnership and I know everyone is looking forward to seeing the new kit range.
"I think our fans will approve. We’re delighted to be joining forces with such a well-respected and globally popular brand as Puma.”
Puma also supply kits to Arsenal, AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund and Marseille.
“Our design and product teams have created some great-looking kits and when they are revealed by the club, I think the fans will be happy,” said Paul Spencer, Puma UKIB general manager.
“We are looking forward to starting this new partnership and it will be great to see the team on the pitch in Puma next season.”
Both the Stadium Megastore and Merry Hill Club Shop will be undergoing a Puma makeover in the next few weeks ahead of the launch of the new kit.
