Arsenal legend and Cadbury join forces to announce return of much-loved chocolate bar

Gunners icon Ian Wright has teamed up with Cadbury to announce the return of the Made to Share Dairy Milk bars

Gunners legend Ian Wright has teamed up with Cadbury to celebrate the return of 'Made to Share' bars - that saw two football pitches transformed into chocolate bars.

The former Arsenal and England player visited Cray Wanderers Football Club in London to meet players and see the larger-than-life sweet treats daubed on the training pitch.

Wright, one of the greatest players in the North London giants history said: "I loved meeting all the young guys at Cray Wanderers FC when I went there with Cadbury - in the dressing room talking about their game and which players they look up to.

"Outside, Cadbury painted a pitch-size version of the new 'Made to Share' chocolate bar and it looked so cool.

"Every single person helping in grassroots football deserves the lion's share of any chocolate bar if they want it."

The confectionery giant converted two training pitches into larger-than-life bars using white paint.

Footy-themed scenarios featured on the tongue-in-cheek Cadbury packaging were expertly daubed onto the grass at Cray Wanderers Football Club in London.

From cinematic debates like 'who chose the film' and 'who pretended to like musicals', to navigating overseas holidays, these relatable situations reflect the everyday give-and-take in life.

Portioned to recognise those who take on tasks, big or small, the range ensures everyone can enjoy their fair share.

Jessica Inzani, Brand Manager, Cadbury, at Mondel?z International, said: "We're absolutely thrilled to be bringing back our limited edition 'Made to Share' bars in 2026 with a whole host of new sharable designs.

"Because sharing brings us together, our 'Made to Share' bars offer a fun and thoughtful way to show gratitude for those little acts of generosity that may often go unnoticed.

"Our takeover at Cray Wanderers FC showcases how we want to celebrate those unsung heroes - both on and off the pitch."

The new range of sharing bars is rolling out onto shelves in major retailers and convenience stores nationwide from now.

Additionally, consumers can scan QR codes in-store or head to the 'Made to Share' website for a chance to win shared experiences inspired by the designs on the bars.

These experiences are categorised into six themes including football, holidays, cinema, days out, subscription and shopping.