TGI Sport the official LED supplier for AS Monaco

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Ligue 1 side AS Monaco have announced the leading global market provider in high-end technology solutions, TGI Sport, is the new official LED supplier.

This partnership will extend the relationship between AS Monaco and TGI Sport. The two organisations have been collaborating for a number of seasons on the LED panels at the home ground of AS Monaco, Stade Louis-ll.

TGI Sports capture data, examine and making use of increasing inventory, revenues and lead the industry in grasping the attention of likeminded sports fans and their connection with their favourite clubs and brands.

TGI Sports supplies ground-breaking Parallel Ads (PADS) technology to AS Monaco, unlocking notable global broadcasting opportunities for the Monaco based club.

The innovative PADS technology permits multiple different advertising messages to be on display simultaneously at pitch side on the LED systems, for which each of them is then shown.

AS Monaco is one of the only clubs based in the top flight French division to use the advanced automation, to increase the exposure of companies like TGI Sport as the front runners of revolutionising the new technologies being built and implemented.

AS Monaco CEO Jean-Emmanuel de Witt said via a statement:

“With PADS technology, when we play at Stade Louis-II, we can not only engage our 22 million fans around the world, but also offer our partners new opportunities by enabling them to better target the audience they are addressing.”

Director of Sales at TGI Sport France, Veronique Grang, added via press release:

“This marketplace has huge commercial growth potential and so being able to deploy PADS at AS Monaco, which is a benchmark in innovation in European football, is a significant step in our on-going commitment to providing the significant value and commercial benefits of targeted advertising direct from stadia worldwide.”

To see more of what TGI Sports has to offer, click here.

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WA announce TV series for Sam Kerr’s children’s novels

A new TV series based on Sam Kerr’s children’s books ‘Kicking Goals’ is set to begin filming in early 2027 in Western Australia.

The show follows a young Kerr before she became captain of the Matildas and a star at Chelsea FC. Set in her home state of WA, the story sees her navigate her way through growing up and chasing her dreams, alongside her family and friends, and the adventures that entailed.

Speaking to Screenwest, Kerr said, ‘It’s pretty surreal knowing that Kicking Goals is being adapted into a TV series. These stories are all about believing in yourself and having a go, so it feels really special that a whole new generation will get to experience them on screen.’

Co-authored by Fiona Harris, the books have been a success since their initial release in 2021, a period which has coincided with Kerr and her Matildas teammates growing from beloved within Australia’s football community, into a team of genuine national appeal and recognition. They are available nation-wide, sold at major retailers such as Big W and Dymocks.

The television adaptation will beproduced by Orange Entertainment for Paramount+.

‘Kicking Goals’ is set to inject AUD 5million into the WA economy and provide over 130 local jobs.

Creative Industries Minister of WA, Simone McGurk, said via WA GOV, ‘The series will showcase all that Western Australia has to offer – including our world-class talent, crew, and diverse locations – while celebrating the story of one of our sporting greats.’

Casting is currently underway, with a search for a young Kerr and her mates ongoing.

The months after the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australian and New Zealand saw an 11% increase in women and girl’s participation in football compared to the previous year, showing the direct impact the biggest stage can have on grassroots football.

Kerr has managed to build on that success and begin a new chapter, inspiring kids both on and off the field.

Former Socceroos captain set to headline coaching conference

Mark Milligan – former Socceroos captain and Newcastle Jets Premiership-winning manager – is set to be the guest of honour at the 2026 Football NSW Coaching Conference, held at Valentine Sports Park from November 21st–22nd.

The annual conference represents Australia’s largest gathering of football coaches, and is set to include expert insight into coaching, practical sessions and development plans for attendees. Milligan will partake in a Q&A session with MC Stephanie Brantz on November 21, adding significant gravitas to the conference.

Chris Gallo, Football NSW Coach Education Manager spoke highly of Milligan via Football NSW.

‘Opportunities to hear from people who have experienced the game at the highest level are incredibly valuable for our coaches. Mark brings a unique perspective on leadership, performance and the demands of elite football, and we want our coaches to be able to take those insights back into their own environments,’ he said.

Milligan traversed the globe across a near-twenty year professional career that started in the old National Soccer League, concluded in the A-League, and took in time across Europe, the UK and Asia.

He represented the Socceroos with distinction across 80 appearances, selected by four seperate managers in World Cup squads, and was captain of the Olympic team in 2008. His nascent managerial career has already seen two trophies at Newcastle, where he is presently leading them in the Asian Champions League.

But it all began on the local pitches of Bankstown. Milligan is an authentic, home-grown product of Football NSW, and emblamatic of the rewards that can be reaped from investing in the beginning of a player’s journey.

With the conference already selling out, attendees can now expect to learn plemty from one of Australia’s most exciting, up-and-coming coaches.

The opportunity Football NSW are providing showcases their commitment in helping coaches develop, and their continued pledge of giving back to the game at its foundation.

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