Europe's largest credit card issuer, Barclaycard has revealed that it is looking for a variety of deals with football teams in the United Kingdom.
The group signed a deal with Manchester United this week to promote club-branded credit cards around the world.
Barclaycard is hoping to attract Manchester United's global fan base and is believed to have paid the club less than £5m for the agreement.
Gary Hoffman, chief executive of Barclaycard, said the deal was an important step towards the aim of building Barclaycard as a global business.
"It signals our willingness to do deals and also shows that we have international aspirations. We would look at others." he told the Financial Times
Barclaycard plans to launch cards co-branded with Manchester United in countries where Barclays is well-known
