Sports Direct is set to open a new store in the vacant retail formerly occupied by Poundland in Market Harborough.

The new Sports Direct store is scheduled to open its doors on Friday, November 28, just in time for the Christmas period.

The renewed agreement includes the naming rights for Aviva Stadium until 2030 and the continued sponsorship of the Republic of Ireland Senior Men's and Women's International teams.

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