Masons Scaffolding sponsors Millwall FC

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Millwall Football Club has announced that Masons Scaffolding has become the club’s back-of-shirt sponsor for the 2022/23 campaign.

The firm’s company logo will adorn the home, away and third kit shirts across the course of the new season.

London-based Masons Scaffolding established in 1993 offers a specialist scaffolding and access service across the capital, South East and Home Counties.

Masons Scaffolding Managing Director, Grant Mason said, “As a Millwall supporter, I’m delighted to sponsor the shirt, It’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I didn’t think I’d ever be able to do it, but it’s a privilege and I’m proud to do it.

“To see your name on the shirt is every supporter’s dream. I’m delighted to get behind the club in any way I can. I’m looking forward to a good season.”

Andrew Stead, Millwall FC’s Hospitality & Partnerships Manager, added, “We’re delighted to be working with Grant and Masons Scaffolding. Grant has supported the club for a number of years now and it’s great to be able to have his logo on the back of the shirt for the upcoming season. I want to thank him for his support.”

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