
Linglong Tire will remain Real Madrid’s global tyre partner for the 2025/26 season, continuing a relationship first announced in late 2024. The deal covers visibility at the Santiago Bernabéu and access to club media assets. Real Madrid open their LaLiga campaign at home to Osasuna on Tuesday, 19 August 2025. The club’s honours include a record 15 UEFA Champions League titles.
As Official Tyre Partner, Linglong Tire’s rights extend across:
“We feel hugely honoured to establish this strategic alliance with a top-level club like Real Madrid.” | Wang Feng, CEO, Linglong Tire.
Real Madrid’s 2025/26 LaLiga opener is set for Tuesday, 19 August at the Bernabéu against Osasuna, a fixture aligned to Linglong Tire’s early-season fan promotions. The club’s schedule confirms the date and venue.
The partnership keeps Linglong Tire embedded in one of world football’s most-watched platforms, reinforcing brand reach across Europe and global markets. This sits alongside the company’s broader sports marketing push, which Tyre News has tracked across:
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Real Madrid’s trophy haul remains a major audience driver for commercial partners:
For the club’s sponsor listing and background on the partnership, see Real Madrid’s LingLong Tire page.
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