AirAsia linked with Utd shirt sponsors deal

Leading airline company AirAsia are the latest organisation to have talks with Manchester United over becoming their next shirt sponsors.

Tue, 24 Feb, 2009 - 07:38

Leading airline company AirAsia are the latest organisation to have talks with Manchester United over becoming their next shirt sponsors.

The Red Devils need a replacement for embattled US banking giant AIG, who have confirmed they will not be renewing their current contract, which expires next year.

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