League of Ireland outfit Bohemians have linked up with music megastars Oasis for their latest shirt release.
The Irish side’s shirt will feature the Oasis logo with the partnership designed to raise funds for community projects in sport and music.
Bohemians, who are a fan-owned and a not-for-profit institution, have unveiled the 2025 FAI jersey in a classy video featuring ‘The Modfather’ Paul Weller working as a snooker hall worker at Cross Guns Snooker Club, Ireland’s oldest such venue.
According to Bohemians, all profits from the shirt will be split between the club and two charities. 50% of the profits from the shirt will be used by Bohemians to support fan-owned football in Dublin.
The other 50% will be split 25% to Music Generation Ireland, an organisation that aids disadvantaged kids across Ireland in accessing music. The final 25% will go to Irish Community Care Manchester (ICCM), who work with the Irish community in Manchester.
It follows the previous success of Bohemian’s partnership with Irish band Fontaines DC. The collaboration comes as Oasis prepare to reunite for the first time since 2009.
Brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher have reconciled and are preparing for a worldwide tour, 16 years after an infamous split.
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