Lincoln City Football Club (FC) and ProAmpac announced a 10-year agreement under which the club’s stadium will be renamed ProAmpac Stadium.

Headquartered in the United States, ProAmpac operates more than 80 manufacturing facilities across four continents. While the company has a global footprint, its commitment to Lincoln City reflects something much closer to home: supporting the communities where its employees live and work.

The 10-year agreement represents a significant commitment to Lincoln City FC and Lincolnshire, creating a platform to champion local initiatives, celebrate innovation, and create opportunities that benefit the region for years to come.

Founded in 1884, Lincoln City Football Club is one of England’s oldest professional football clubs and has been at the heart of the Lincolnshire community for more than 140 years. Nicknamed The Imps, the Club plays its home fixtures at the ProAmpac Stadium in Lincoln and is committed to delivering success on the pitch while creating a lasting positive impact off it. Through its first-team, Academy and Foundation, Lincoln City FC champions community engagement, youth development and innovation, working closely with partners to inspire supporters and strengthen the region it proudly represents

“Lincolnshire is home to our employees and operations, making this collaboration a meaningful way to support the community we proudly call home,” said Greg Tucker, ProAmpac’s CEO and founder. “Together, we’re supporting local initiatives, creating opportunities, and celebrating the pride and resilience that define both ProAmpac and Lincolnshire.”

“From our very first conversations, it was clear this was about much more than stadium naming rights,” said Bobby Copping, head of commercial at Lincoln City FC. “ProAmpac shares our ambition to make a lasting impact across Lincolnshire, and we’re proud to welcome them as a long-term partner as we build an exciting future together.”

Together, Lincoln City FC and ProAmpac look forward to building a relationship that extends beyond matchdays—bringing people together, supporting local initiatives, and helping Lincolnshire continue to thrive.