Sheffield United welcome Gtech as new sponsor

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Sheffield United confirmed that Gtech, a global leader in home technology, is the men’s first team sleeve sponsor for the 2023/24 Premier League season.

The sponsorship symbolises the start of an exciting cooperation between two organisations dedicated to quality, teamwork, and innovation. Gtech and Sheffield United’s collaboration will extend beyond shirt branding. Both organisations are dedicated to programmes that promote education, technology literacy, and youth development, and this partnership builds on Gtech’s strong dedication to sports, community participation, and technical innovation.

Gtech is a British company based in Worcester in the West Midlands, delivering cutting-edge home appliances that excel in performance terms. With a passion for design and a commitment to longevity, Gtech provides products with a 20-year design life and second-to-none customer support services.

“I’m absolutely delighted to join forces with the Blades as their proud sponsor,” Gtech owner Nick Grey said via press release.

“This partnership is a testament to our shared values of pushing boundaries, embracing innovation, and striving for excellence. We believe that our cutting-edge home technology and the blades fanatical support for their club will create a winning combination both on and off the field.”

The newly promoted Premier League side will look to build success on and off the field with their new sponsor, aiming to remain a top flight side for many years.

Paul Reeves, Sheffield United’s head of commercial, reiterated the club’s commitment to high ambition.

“We are excited to welcome Gtech into the Sheffield United commercial portfolio. Gtech are a global leader for high performance home appliances and their dedication to technology development,” he stated via press release.

“This partnership will not only strengthen Gtech’s visibility alongside the club on a global stage but will also enhance the overall fan experience through collaborative initiatives and matchday activities.”

The Gtech brand featured on the shirt sleeve on Sheffield United’s iconic jerseys for the first time on August 27, a fixture against Manchester City.

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Celebrating Ability Workshop Scheduled for December

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The Celebrating Ability event will take place at The Home of The Matildas on Saturday, December 6.

The event promises an interactive day of learning and connection, featuring group workshops, the launch of Football Victoria’s new Disability Football Framework, and club education sessions with Aspect to promote inclusion across all levels of the game.

The Celebrating Ability event will offer a completely free, in-person opportunity for clubs to explore the space and take part in the celebration of the International Day of People With a Disability (IDoPWD).

The day will include:

Launch: Football Victoria will officially unveil its Disability Football Framework on December 3

Workshop: Clubs can learn how to start and run an All Abilities program

Education Session: Delivered by Football Victoria’s partners, providing practical guidance and support

Engagement: Attendees will gain insights from guest speakers and have the opportunity to connect with other clubs, coaches, and administrators

Event Details

Date: Saturday, December 6, 2025

Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm

Where: The Home of the Matildas, Sports Drive, Bundoora, 3083

Registration: Registration is required. Please use the link below to secure your place

This event offers an excellent opportunity for clubs across Victoria to engage, learn, and celebrate ability. Clubs are encouraged to share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

Alvaro Logistics Teams Up with Macarthur Bulls

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Macarthur Bulls FC has confirmed the beginning of a two-year strategic alignment with Alvaro Logistics Group, who will join the Club as a Senior Partner.

Under the agreement, Alvaro Logistics Group will serve as the official back-of-short sponsor, with its logo prominently displayed on the Bulls’ Isuzu UTE A-League Men Home and Away kits.

Alvaro’s support highlights a shared dedication to growing the game and creating positive opportunities within the community. Through this partnership, the club will engage more closely with locals, support programs that nurture participation and talent, and champion initiatives that bring fans closer to the heart of the club.

Founded in 1978, Alvaro Logistics delivers Contract Management and Warehouse Solutions through a custom-built fleet, offering tailored services that drive fast, effective results. Their expertise is proven through long-term collaboration with clients across industries such as steel, FMCG, plumbing, and container handling, supported by comprehensive distribution facilities.

Mario Alvaro, Director of Alvaro Logistics Group, stated that the company is proud to join forces with a club that embodies its values.

“Macarthur Bulls FC represents the heart and ambition of South West Sydney,” he said via press release.

“As a local business, we’re passionate about giving back to the community that’s supported us for so many years. Partnering with the Bulls allows us to contribute to programs that inspire the next generation and bring people together through football.”

Mark Jensen, Chief Commercial Officer of Macarthur Bulls FC, said the partnership represents mutual interests to driving meaningful growth and impact in the region.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Alvaro Logistics Group to the Bulls family,” he said via press release.

“Alvaro Logistics Group are a proudly local business with deep ties to South West Sydney, and their support will help us continue growing football from the grassroots up. This partnership is about more than sponsorship – it’s about investing in people, community, and opportunity and supporting a team the is truly invested in its South West Sydney.”

Through their joint efforts, they will foster participation, support regional development, and deepen the bond between the club and its supporters.

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