Footy Headlines can exclusively leak that many French clubs in both Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 are set to change kit suppliers.
Multiple French Club Kit Supplier Changes
Footy Headlines' exclusive sources say that three French clubs are set to change shirt suppliers, including Le Havre (Ligue 1), Lorient and Caen (both Ligue 2).
Le Havre To Sign Umbro Kit Deal
Umbro is likely to replace Joma as Le Havre's kit supplier. Le Havre are said to be ending their partnership with Joma, which began in 2016.
This is the first time that Umbro has supplied Le Havre with kits. They have never taken on this role in the past.
Check out all Le Havre kits on Football Kit Archive.
Lorient To Sign Joma Kit Deal
In contrast to Le Havre, Lorient is set to end its current deal with Umbro. Joma is said to be set to replace Umbro as Lorient's kit maker.
Joma have never supplied shirts to FC Lorient in the past.
Check out all Lorient kits on Football Kit Archive.
Caen To Sign Nike Kit Deal
As for Caen, they will not be renewing their current kit deal with Kappa. Instead, Nike will once again replace Kappa as Caen's kit supplier from next season.
Nike previously supplied Stade Malherbe Caen's kit between 2007 and 2016.
Check out all SM Caen kits on Football Kit Archive.
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