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Manchester United teams up with Snapdragon once again

English football giants Manchester United have teamed up once again with Snapdragon, through a new partnership with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. The partnership will see Snapdragon’s (RED) logo present on the front of United’s jersey, on both the men’s and women’s teams. This is the second consecutive year that United and Snapdragon have teamed up. 

Marc Armstrong, Chief Business Officer at Manchester United, commented,

“Through the power and innovation of our partnership with Snapdragon we are, once again, proud to use the front of the famous Manchester United shirt to raise awareness and tell the story of the vital work undertaken by (RED) to fight against health injustice. Snapdragon shares our ambition to use football as a force for good and the second year of this initiative underlines that aspiration, especially at a time when the world faces enormous challenges in supporting the most vulnerable in society.”

Kate Charles, Managing Director, (RED), said,

“It’s hugely exciting to see Snapdragon and Manchester United come together with (RED) for the second year running, connecting football fans around the globe to this important fight. To see the teams – as well as the iconic Old Trafford – decked in (RED) perfectly showcases the power of fan culture to help solve health crises where they hit the hardest.”

Don McGuire, EVP and Chief Marketing Officer, Qualcomm Incorporated, added,

“Snapdragon’s mission has always been to deliver technology that makes a difference in people’s lives, and our continued support of (RED) reflects that commitment. With billions of Snapdragon-powered devices around the world, we’re helping unlock access to lifesaving healthcare and essential resources that might otherwise be out of reach. As Manchester United’s front-of-shirt partner, we’ve seen, first hand, the global impact of that placement. There’s no better cause to spotlight for Manchester United’s more than one billion fans than (RED) and its fight to end health injustice.”

Aditya Chaudhuri

Hailing from the City of Joy, the things that bring me joy are cricket, a good non-tilt CS:GO session, F1 and movies.

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