UD Ibiza and Palladium Hotel Group have officially ended their collaboration after four seasons, bringing an important chapter in the club's recent history to a close.

The partnership began in the 2022/23 season, with Palladium becoming the club's main sponsor and taking on the naming rights to the stadium, which became known as Palladium Can Misses.

A Partnership That Changed the Stadium's Name

The agreement was first announced in August 2022, when Palladium Hotel Group became UD Ibiza's principal partner.

As part of the deal, the stadium officially changed its name from Can Misses to Palladium Can Misses, with the hotel group’s branding appearing throughout the stadium, including on the main façade, video screens and other prominent areas.

The naming partnership was particularly visible because the stadium sits at the heart of UD Ibiza's identity and became closely associated with the Palladium brand throughout the four-year collaboration.

UD Ibiza Thanks Palladium

In announcing the end of the relationship, UD Ibiza thanked Palladium Hotel Group for its support and confidence in the club throughout the four seasons.

The club highlighted the company's role during an important period of its development, saying Palladium had accompanied UD Ibiza's growth and been part of significant moments at the stadium.

The announcement was brief and did not provide details about the reasons behind the decision or whether another naming-rights partner has already been secured.

The Palladium Name Will Now Leave Can Misses

One of the most visible consequences will be the removal of the Palladium branding from the stadium façade.

Noudiari reports that the large letters carrying the Palladium name will now have to be dismantled, bringing an end to the visual identity that has marked the stadium since 2022.

For supporters, the change will be particularly noticeable after four seasons of referring to the ground as Palladium Can Misses.

Four Seasons of Shared History

The partnership covered a significant period for UD Ibiza.

Palladium's involvement began shortly after the club had established itself in professional football, and the hotel group remained closely connected to the team through the following four seasons.

The relationship also extended beyond conventional stadium sponsorship. In May 2026, for example, Palladium organised a private employee event at the stadium, with staff from its Ibiza and Madrid offices playing football on the pitch.

Palladium described the partnership as a way of connecting two organisations with a shared Ibiza identity, while the club benefited from the support of one of the island's best-known international hotel groups.

What Comes Next for UD Ibiza?

The end of the partnership leaves an important commercial space open for UD Ibiza.

The club has not yet announced who, if anyone, will take over the naming rights to Can Misses or whether the stadium will return to its previous name.

For now, the next chapter begins without the Palladium name attached to the stadium.

After four seasons, UD Ibiza and one of Ibiza's biggest hotel groups are going their separate ways — and Can Misses is about to look very different.