BURNLEY are celebrating the biggest shirt sponsorship in the club’s history.

The Clarets have reunited with Asia’s leading online gambling brand, Fun88, in a two-year deal, with the new home and away shirts set to be unveiled tomorrow.

Fun88 were announced as new sponsors during Burnley’s last top flight campaign in 2010, with that multi-million pound contract ending in May 2012. It was the first time Turf Moor had forged such overseas links.

Todmorden-based Premier Range were named as their successors on a two-year deal also, maintaining the Clarets’ tradition of attracting local sponsors.

But promotion has prompted a reunion with a global enterprise on the back of the previous shirt sponsorship with Fun88 proving beneficial for both parties.

A figure has not been disclosed for the latest collaboration, but Burnley chief executive Lee Hoos said: “This deal with Fun88 represents the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in the club’s history and we are delighted to nurture such a strong relationship with an established and successful company on the other side of the world.

“This is a great marker as to how far the club has actually come and we look forward to continuing our successful partnership.”

Hoos added: “I would like to place on record our thanks to Premier Range, with whom we continue to have a good working relationship.”

It is the first time Burnley have returned to work with a previous sponsor.

Director of Fun88, Nathan Walker, said: “Our relationship with Burnley Football Club has grown so much through the years and we are delighted to be working in tandem once again.

“This season, we are absolutely sure that the club will work wonders for our brand. And on behalf of Fun88, we are glad to support the club as much as we can.”

Fun88 is a Chinese entertainment company which operates a fully registered online casino and sports book.

In August 2012 they became an official club partner of Tottenham Hotspur, signing a two-year agreement to become the club’s official Asian betting and gaming partner, working together to engage with Asian sports fans through a range of online and offline activities.