The FA can confirm it is seeking a new lead partner for The FA Cup from the 2014-15 season.
The existing partnership with Budweiser runs until the end of the current season, with both The FA and Budweiser having enjoyed a productive and positive relationship.
During this time The FA Cup has enjoyed fantastic attendances with last season's Fifth and Sixth Round crowds beating records from over 30 years ago, while last month's Third Round weekend saw over half a million supporters attend fixtures, the most since 1980.
The FA's Commercial Director, Stuart Turner, said: "Budweiser has embraced The FA Cup and we're grateful for their support.
"The Cup retains a special place in English football and it remains an important competition, not just in England but across the globe.
"Next year The FA Cup will move to the BBC's platforms and we are very excited about its future."
Iain Newell, Budweiser’s On Trade Sales Director, added: "We are proud of our support for the world's most prestigious domestic cup competition.
"The partnership has been great for Budweiser, fans and clubs around the UK, and in particular those grassroots clubs who have benefitted from £1m of Budweiser grants through the Club Futures programme.
"We are excited to be bringing fans closer to The FA Cup this season with the launch of 'Budweiser Open Trials.' This gives amateur footballers the opportunity to realise their dreams and win a chance to play at Wembley.
"We continue our long standing association with football through Budweiser's sponsorship of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, and the 2018 and 2022 tournaments."
