Visit Rwanda signs new deal as Arsenal protests continue

In the midst of ongoing protests by Arsenal fans against the club’s ownership, Visit Rwanda has announced a new sponsorship deal with the Premier League team.

The deal is said to be worth millions and will see the Rwandan tourism board’s logo displayed on Arsenal’s kits for the next several seasons.

Despite the controversial new partnership, Arsenal fans remain divided over their loyalty to the club and their discontent with its current management.

Some supporters have taken to social media to express their opposition to the deal, while others have defended the club’s right to seek additional revenue streams.

Visit Rwanda, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife, hopes that the partnership with Arsenal will help promote tourism to the East African country.

This is not the first time that Visit Rwanda has collaborated with a major sports team, having previously sponsored the jerseys of French football club Paris Saint-Germain.

As the protests against Arsenal’s ownership show no signs of slowing down, it remains to be seen how the new deal with Visit Rwanda will impact the team’s image and fanbase.

Regardless of the controversy surrounding the sponsorship, the agreement represents a significant financial boost for both the tourism board and the football club.

Arsenal’s next steps in managing the ongoing protests and balancing the interests of their fans and sponsors will be closely watched by both the sports and business communities.