Since 2008 Citroën has been proud to be the official Automotive Partner of Arsenal
Football Club and as of August 2011 we have renewed an exciting new three
year deal that will see us create and sponsor events throughout the world. Our
partnership will take us from one of the most technologically advanced stadiums
in the world, to the rest of Europe and China. And we can't wait.

Vinai Venkatesham, Head of Global Partnerships at Arsenal Football Club:

"We are delighted to be renewing with Citroën. Given the strength of
our relationship, it was only natural that both parties wanted to extend and
expand this successful affiliation further. Citroën has brought a huge
amount of enthusiasm to the partnership since 2008 and played a very
supportive role in our Charity and community projects; we hope to see
that continue. It's also an exciting time to be working with them as
they continue to roll-out their award winning DS range, and we look
forward to developing a number of joint initiatives to run
throughout Europe and China."

Linda Jackson, Managing Director of CUK :"Teaming up
with Arsenal Football Club for another three years will allow
us to develop and build on our positive association with one

of the most successful English football clubs of the modern era. Citroën is recognised for
creativity, distinctive style and ambition, and we're proud to be supporting a team like
Arsenal that shares those same values."

Aside from providing the club with a fleet of models from our range, including
the Citroën C5 to the innovative new DS line, New DS3 (Topgear Magazine
Car of the Year 2010) and New DS4 (Most Beautiful Car of the Year) over
the past three years we have collaborated with Arsenal on a number of
exciting projects. We created the Ultimate Fan's Car for the Teenage
Cancer Trust with cartoonist Gerald Scarfe, and in 2011 a life-size artwork
using remote controlled C4 cars as paintbrushes was created for Arsenal's
charity ball for Centrepoint - the youth homelessness charity. This
unique piece of Créative Technologie was created by members of the
Arsenal first team and radio-control car artist Ian Cook. It depicted
a goal celebration and was part of the "Be a Gooner. Be a Giver"
campaign - the hugely successful initiative that raised over
£500,000 for Centrepoint.

So join us in our journey as the Citroën and Arsenal
partnership brings you creative projects, charity
events and other exciting activities in the UK
and other key markets around the world!