One of League OneSheffield United's sponsors has said it will end its association with the club if they re-sign convicted rapist Ched Evans. Three club patrons resigned after BBC Sport revealed that the 25 year old would train with his former club following two-and-a-half years in prison.
DBL Logistics, which sponsors the back of players' shirts, said it "strongly condemns rape and violence".
A company statement read: "DBL Logistics would end its back-of-shirt sponsorship with Sheffield United if the club employed a convicted rapist.
"However, whilst the current situation remains and Ched Evans is not contracted to Sheffield United, DBL Logistics will continue its business to business relationship with the club."
John Holland Sales, which sponsors the front of players' shirts, said it will "re-evaluate" its position if Evans rejoins the Blades.
