For Leeds, as many Whites fans will know by now, the cap sits at £61m due to them being in the Championship for two seasons in the cycle. And the same will apply for Sunderland, even though it has been eight years since they were last in the top flight.

Most notably, the shirt bears the logo of W88, a major Asian sports betting company, which appears as Sunderland’s new front-of-shirt sponsor. The W88 logo is printed prominently in white across the chest, sitting below the kit manufacturer’s emblem on the right and the Sunderland badge on the left.

The final against Sheffield United was incredibly eventful as Sunderland conceded the first goal of the game played at Wembley as Tyrese Campbell scored the opening goal of the final, before Sunderland made the comeback in the second half.