Rob Holding: Sponsors | Career details | Achievements
Here, we have a profile for Rob Holding that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Robert Samuel HoldingDate of...
Here, we have a profile for Rob Holding that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Robert Samuel HoldingDate of...
Here, we have a profile for Albert Sambi Lokonga that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Albert-Mboyo Sambi LokongaDate...
Here, we have a profile for Gabriel Magalhães that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Gabriel dos Santos MagalhãesDate...
Despite having Champions League football within their grasp for so long, Arsenal’s wait to return to Europe’s elite club competition will go on for at least another year. The disappointment was evident on the faces of the players and fans following Arsenal 5-1 demolition of Frank Lampard's Everton on the last of the season, as Tottenham Hotspur’s 5-0 thumping of long-relegated Norwich City made Arsenal’s emphatic win all but irrelevant. Mikel Arteta’s young Gunners fell at the final hurdle, with injuries and perhaps inexperience taking their toll at crucial moments. Five defeats in their last seven games and a slew of injuries to key personnel completely derailed Arsenal’s bid for a top-four finish. 69 points in the last two seasons would’ve secured a top-four finish, but this season it just wasn’t meant to be. Thus, it is difficult to really assess Arsenal’s season, and that is why their fifth-place finish has created such a debate. It’s 50-50. While half of the Arsenal fanbase views it as a failure, the other half believes there have been clear signs of progress. At the end of the day, both sides' arguments hold value.
Here, we have a profile for Mohamed Elneny that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Mohamed Naser Elsayed Elneny...
We often overlook the roles that goalkeepers play for football teams. From shot-stopping to starting the build-up to a move, keepers are more than just players standing between the sticks...
Here, we have a profile for Thomas Partey that details information about his playing career, as well as his sponsors, and notable honours. Bio Full name: Thomas Teye YakoubDate of...
Following are the companies and organisations that serve as sponsors and brand partners to Serie A club Associazione Calcio Milan (AC Milan or simply Milan) and enjoy a strong branding...
Belgian footballer Kevin De Bruyne has joined global crypto exchange Phemex as a brand ambassador. Phemex has partnered with De Bruyne to raise household knowledge of the crypto exchange world...
Following are the companies and organisations that are enjoying a strong branding presence across Liverpool’s physical and digital assets. Also ReadLiverpool Sponsors 2020-21Liverpool Sponsors 2022-23Liverpool Sponsors 2023-2024 OFFICIAL MAIN PARTNER...
After nearly a year and a breathtaking season, we have finally arrived at the showdown event for the grandest tournament in the world of club football, the UEFA Champions League. ...
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has announced that Emami Group has signed a sponsorship deal with East Bengal Football Club. East Bengal's disastrous run in the Indian Super League...
The France Football Federation (FFF) has announced a three-year partnership with food delivery platform Uber Eats. Uber Eats has already been supporting French football via its title sponsorship of the...
Italian football club Bologna FC have announced a shirt sponsorship deal with British online car retailer Cazoo. The deal, set to commence from the 2022-23 season, is part of Cazoo's...
UEFA’s newly-instated club football trophy is up for grabs. Both AS Roma and Feyenoord have defied all odds to reach this stage and are set to face off in the...
Multinational payTV service Premier Sports has bagged the rights for all UEFA national team competitions from 2022 to 2024 in the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the Republic...
The German Football League (DFL) has awarded licences worth more than US$179m for stickers, trading cards and NFTs to three companies: OneFootball, Sorare and Topps, which is a 208% increase from their previous deals. From the 2023/24 season, OneFootball will serve as an Official Partner of the Bundesliga and gain the rights to create digital trading cards and video moments NFTs, which could be collected, traded and sold on their Aera marketplace. Sorare will gain exclusive rights to use NFTs based on the Bundesliga players in a fantasy game, while Topps will have the rights to create physical digital stickers and trading card game and NFT equivalents of the same. All of the NFT-based agreements will last till the end of the 2024/25 season, while Topps’ physical stickers deal will last until the end of the 2028/29 season.
Premier League giants Liverpool have inked a new partnership with cloud-enabled networking brand Extreme Networks. The multi-year partnership will see Extreme Networks serve as the club’s Official Wi-Fi network solutions...
Serie A, Italy's premier football league, has announced a new partnership with global AI-driven sports video technology firm WSC Sports. The deal will see WSC Sports work on creating real-time...
Nike has ended its sponsorship deal with Russian Premier League club Spartak Moscow. The decision comes following the club’s exclusion from European competitions next season after UEFA announced that Russian teams won’t be allowed to participate in major UEFA tournaments for the upcoming 2022-23 season due to the country’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. Nike, which served as Spartak Moscow’s shirt supplier since 2005, will no longer continue its role with the club. The Russian club have announced that they have started looking for new partners.
UEFA’s second-biggest club football trophy is up for grabs this week. Both Eintracht Frankfurt and Rangers have defied all odds to reach this stage and are set to face off...
There aren’t enough superlatives to articulate the extent of bravery it must have taken for Daniels to make this decision, that too at the very beginning of his career. After all, there’s a reason there haven’t been any openly gay male footballers in the UK in over three decades; there are very few of them across the world at all. Unlike its female counterpart, men’s football is plagued by homophobia to its very core. Troubled by the prospect of having to endure abuses and vile chants their entire lives, players have for long chosen to live closeted, lead a life of lies and refrain from simply being who they truly are. Even in retirement, very few footballers have chosen to come out and try to foster an environment that would encourage people of the LGBTQ+ community to live openly. It hasn’t been easy, however. Societal discriminations percolate into sporting communities, as is their wont. Matters of abuse on racial, communal and religious grounds have only recently become subjects of import, and even slower is the rate at which changes take effect. It is no surprise, therefore, that having openly gay male footballers in the game is almost unheard of, let alone being something that should have long been normalised.
Manchester City recently crashed out in the most incredible of ways to a resilient Real Madrid side in the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League. However, the English champions have the...
Football is a sport that is played in over 200 countries worldwide, with nearly 300 million players playing the game all around the globe. Its reach and popularity makes it...
Social media entertainment app TikTok has signed a new deal with the UEFA that will see it become a Global Sponsor of the 2022 European Women's Football Championship. The partnership...
FIFA has announced that it will not be renewing its three-decade-long licensing agreement with Electronic Arts for its football simulation video game series which has been, due to the agreement,...
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has announced a multi-year, multi-million dollar sponsorship deal with leading provider of HR, payroll and workforce management solutions, UKG.UKG will be the first ever...
With the 4-4-2 becoming more and more redundant in modern football, a myriad of formations and positional tweaks mean wide men now are a different specimen to the classic crossers and providers of the 1990s. The modern-day wingers have a lot on their plate considering the tasks given to them on both ends of the pitch, making it one of the most difficult and vital positions in the sport. These days, they’re goalscorers, pressers, raumdeuters and much more. While the overall criteria for judging wingers remain the same as before, nowadays, they are evaluated based on their goal-scoring abilities and contribution to the team’s build-up play in addition to their dribbling and delivering abilities.
Liverpool recently registered an essential win at Villareal to make the Champions League final. The possibility of the side possibly winning the FA Cup, the Champions League and the Premier League, having already won the League Cup this season, is a testament to the quality of the players that the side field week in, week out. Among the extensive squad that the Reds boast, the following are my top five Liverpool players of the season. Mohamed Salah This season, there probably has not been a more prolific player than Mo Salah in Europe, let alone in England. The Egyptian has netted on 22 occasions this season in the league and has scored 8 times in the Champions League. He will be crucial to Liverpool's hopes of winning the European crown. Salah not only scores but also provides his teammates with opportunities to score. He has 12 assists in the league so far. In order for a player to score, they must first give themselves the best chance to do so. Salah does that by being available in the box or driving into the penalty area. He averages nearly 11 touches in the opposition box per 90'. He also averages nearly 4 shots per 90' this season, giving him a decent chance of finding the net on at least one occasion per game.
Deals include Crystal Palace, Malawi’s Mighty Wanderers and Bok legend Mtawarira. Mukuru, the leading next-generation financial services platform catering to Africa’s emerging consumer, has announced a series of sports sponsorship...
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