RSC Anderlecht collaborate with Napoleon Sport

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Napoleon Sports and RSC Anderlecht have agreed to a four-year partnership. Napoleon will be seen on the team’s jersey sleeves while Anderlecht will be able to improve the fan experience at Lotto Park because of the collaboration.

Napoleon and RSC Anderlecht are brought together by a shared passion for sports and its followers, as well as their experiences. This will involve making improvements to the stadium experience for fans on game days. Thus, this collaboration will enhance Anderlecht’s standing as a premier entertainment provider in the Belgian football environment.

From the start of the new season, Napoleon Sports will be one of the club’s primary corporate sponsors and will be clearly visible on the sleeves of the men’s and women’s team shirts. Up to the end of 2024, Napoleon Sports will also be clearly present at the stadium.

Napoleon Sports and Casino accepts full responsibility for sustainable entertainment both online and at its actual casino and gaming arcades across Belgium as one of the market leaders in Belgian for online entertainment and a locally based business. The Knokke Grand Casino and 25 arcades are owned and run by Napoleon Sports & Casino in Belgium.

The Napoleon Group, which employs about 400 people, has been gradually expanding since its founding more than 40 years ago. The headquarters of Napoleon Sports and Casino are in Erembodegem.

CEO of Non-Sports Kenneth Bornauw stated via press release:

“We are pleased to welcome Napoleon Sports as an important partner for the coming years. RSC Anderlecht is and remains the football brand with the biggest reach in Belgium, and during our discussions with Napoleon Sports, it became quite clear that the two partners can strengthen each other and their ambitions for the future.”

CEO of Napoleon Sports Eamonn O’Loughlin added via press release.

“We are extremely pleased and honoured to become one of RSC Anderlecht’s key corporate partners for both the men’s and women’s teams,” he said.

“We are proud to support this legendary club and its fantastic supporters for the next four years. Like RSCA, Napoleon stands for entertainment, excitement, thrills and unforgettable moments. We want to experience those thrills together with all the fans.”

Anderlecht’s next fixture is at home on August 20, where they will wear their shirt featuring the Napoleon logo.

Wellington Phoenix and Gazley Motors continue partnership

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Wellington Phoenix has confirmed that Gazley Motors will extend its partnership with the club for a fourth season.

Gazley is Wellington’s largest car dealership and has been servicing the local community for over 20 years.

The family-owned business has not only supported the Phoenix on the pitch but off it as well, supplying its players with premium vehicles from brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen and Alfa Romeo.

David Dome, general manager at Wellington Phoenix, said about the extended partnership:

“Myles and his team at Gazley are passionate about supporting Wellington businesses, and they’ve been a great partner of ours for the past three seasons,” he said in a media release on the club’s website.

“Gazley are agents for some of the world’s leading vehicle brands and I know our players love driving their cars.

“We’ve already achieved a lot together and we look forward to building on our partnership in the upcoming season.”

Myles Gazley, managing director at Gazley Motors, expressed his excitement to continue with the club for a fourth season:

“In a challenging time for Wellington, the Phoenix have lit up the community and we’re extremely proud to extend our partnership for another season,” he said in a media release on the club’s website.

“Being the driving force behind this remarkable team has been a rewarding journey and we’re excited to continue supporting a club that truly embodies the passion and spirit of Wellington.”

Gazley’s logo will again appear on the right sleeve of the men’s playing kit and has already been featured in their Australia Cup tie against South Melbourne.

Wellington Phoenix already has a long list of partners based in New Zealand such as Entelar Group, Comrad and the New Zealand Campus of Innovation and Sport (NZCIS).

With the extension of Gazley Motors, the club are showing their full support for local businesses in the area and we may see more New Zealand-based partnerships along the way.

Football in New Zealand is reaching an exciting time as it continues to grow in both the men’s and women’s games.

We’ve seen the likes of Ben Old and Macey Fraser all making the move abroad and with the introduction of Auckland FC, New Zealand football fans should get excited about what lies ahead.

Brisbane Roar confirm deal with CSQ for 2024/25 season

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Brisbane Roar have collaborated a new partnership with Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ), who will join the club as a Platinum Partner for the 2024/25 season.

CSQ, dedicated to training and developing the Queensland building and construction industry, is focused on inspiring the next generation to pursue careers in construction.

By partnering with Brisbane Roar, CSQ aims to engage with passionate young football fans and introduce them to the exciting opportunities within the construction industry.

This collaboration will be highlighted through CSQ’s sponsorship of the half-time heroes activation at both A-League Men’s and A-League Women’s matches.

Brisbane Roar CEO and Chairman, Kaz Patafta expressed his excitement for the future with this partnership.

“Brisbane Roar are delighted to welcome Construction Skills Queensland on board for the upcoming season as an official Platinum Partner,” Patafta said in a club statement.

“We’re very thankful to the CSQ team for supporting our club and look forward to growing this partnership over the next year.”

CSQ CEO Geoff Clare emphasised the importance of the partnership in extending the reach of their Construction Pathways campaign, which has primarily targeted high school students.

“We have been busy spreading the word about careers in construction through programs and campaigns targeting high schoolers and their teachers and families,” Clare said in a statement.

“It is exciting for us to broaden the reach of Construction Pathways messaging to include the younger fan base and young families through Brisbane Roar.

“We see great synergies between the dynamic energy of the game and the unparalleled opportunities to progress in a successful construction career.

“There has been a real shift in how construction is viewed by the community, with more smart young people choosing construction as their first choice after school.

“Conversations and opinions about future careers are happening from an early age and we are excited to be able to spark some new thinking about construction in young Roar fans.”

Brisbane Roar are always one of the busiest clubs in the A-Leagues in regards to their business dealings and they have expanded their corporate portfolio yet again.

This partnerships also provides a unique opportunity to engage their younger fanbase, offering them valuable insights into the construction industry while leveraging CSQ’s extensive national reach.

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