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Nottingham Forest Partners with Boyle Sports for 2026/27 Season
NewsAugust 26, 2026·1 min read

Nottingham Forest Partners with Boyle Sports for 2026/27 Season


Nottingham Forest and Boyle Sports have agreed to a new partnership deal, with Boyle Sports becoming the club's official betting partner for the 2026/27 season. This collaboration includes LED signage at City Ground, providing Boyle Sports with significant visibility during matches.

Boyle Sports, the leading Ireland-headquartered bookmaker and the country's largest independent online betting company, continues to expand its presence in English football. Nottingham Forest, based in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, is a prominent club in the Premier League.

Paul Bell, Nottingham Forest's Chief Operating Officer, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, "We are pleased to have Boyle Sports join the Club as an Official Betting Partner for the 2026/27 season." Liam McKee, Boyle Sports' Head of Sponsorship, highlighted the club's strong connection to its supporters and community, saying, "Nottingham Forest is a club steeped in football history."

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