
The Italian sportswear brand has collaborated with Football NSW since 2022, and will continue as the Official Apparel Supplier until the end of 2030.
Extending the partnership
Football NSW CEO, John Tsatsimas, has expressed his enthusiasm for the extended collaboration with Kappa.
“We are delighted to continue our partnership with Kappa, a brand that has consistently demonstrated its passion for football and its commitment to delivering excellence,” Tstatsimas said.
“We look forward to working closely with Kappa as we continue to grow the game and provide opportunities for players, coaches, and communities across New South Wales,”he continued.
Having worked with Football NSW since 2022, the renewed partnership due to run until the end of 2030 is a strong reflection of the Italian sportswear brand’s track record for supplying high-quality apparel to both players and staff. In the past, Kappa has provided their services to State Teams, Talent Support Programs and the annual NAIDOC Cup.
Kappa’s high-quality history
Initially founded in Turin as Calzificio Torinese in 1916, Kappa has developed throughout the 20th and 21st century into a worldwide giant in the sports apparel industry.
Since becoming Kappa in 1978 under the guidance of Founder and President, Marco Boglione, the brand has worked with some of Europe’s most iconic clubs. Previous partnerships have been with FC Barcelona, Juventus and AC Milan. Kappa currently sponsors two Serie A clubs, Genoa FC and ACF Fiorentina, as well as OGC Nice in Ligue 1.
Kappa Australia Director, Zeev Bogaty, affirmed Kappa’s commitment to supporting football in NSW.
“As we embark on another five years as the state’s official apparel partner and continue our close working relationship with Football NSW, we look forward to contributing even more to the growth and success of football across the state,” Bogaty said via press release.
Kappa’s reputation in the industry is undeniable. As a leader in the world of sports apparel and teamwear, and with a proven record of supplying kits to some of football’s biggest clubs across the world, it is no wonder why Football NSW was keen to continue working alongside Kappa in the seasons to come.










