The NBA’s Phoenix Suns and WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury’s arena naming rights deal with Footprint, an environmental tech company, has ended early, as removal of arena signage and branding began on Monday. The Footprint Center,

The Footprint Center signage has been taken down in light of the arena’s plans for a new naming rights deal. Footprint will remain the Suns and Mercury’s official sustainability partner.

The home of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury is undergoing a light remodel. The tenants of the city-owned venue formerly known as Footprint Center have begun the search for a new naming

The Suns confirmed that they are seeking a new arena naming partner. In the meantime, Footprint Center will temporarily be called PHX Arena.

The "Footprint Center" signage at the Phoenix Suns/Mercury arena in downtown Phoenix has been taken down. On Tuesday afternoon, the building stood nameless after workers were seen taking down the signs.

The Downtown Phoenix arena, now formally known as Footprint Center, home to the Phoenix Suns and Mercury, will begin the process of renaming the arena as the naming rights deal with Footprint, an environmental tech company,

Suns owner Mat Ishbia has not been shy when it comes to change since taking over. This was rumored during the offseason but has now come to fruition during the NBA All-Star Break.

Some huge news surrounding the Phoenix Suns has come about in the last few hours. The arena will be undergoing a name rights change - as the "Footprint Center" signage has been taken down in phases over the All-Star break,