Since opening the AXA Training Centre, Liverpool have only strengthened ties with the company and a four-year deal starts from 2025, with additional privileges set to be granted for the insurers around the club itself.

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AXA, who also sponsor the women's base at the iconic Melwood site in West Derby, will now work more closely with both the men's and women's teams on the pitches of their respective training grounds going forward.

"Securing our position as the training sponsor is quite special for us and it is unique with this kind of positioning.

This training partnership sees us sponsor two in the AXA Training Centre for the men's and the AXA Melwood Training Centre for the women's.

We managed to add additional rights related to training and we are quite proud that now we are joining two additional rights.

"We have managed to secure and add additional rights around the training sessions at both the AXA Training Centre and the AXA Melwood Training Centre, meaning that we are going to be able to watch them play before a game and after the game during the week for both the men's and the women's team.

"We have managed to secure additional rights around the women's team because supporting the women's game is something that is very key for AXA.
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