TX Football Forges a Deal with Springvale White Eagles FC

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Springvale White Eagles FC has confirmed a new apparel partnership ahead of the 2026 season, appointing Tradexco Football (TX) as the club’s official clothing sponsor.

The agreement follows an extensive evaluation process focused on design capability, communication efficiency and service delivery, all key factors in supporting the club’s on and off-field operations. Emphasising collaboration and responsiveness, the collaboration is expected to streamline the kit development process while delivering high-quality apparel aligned with the club’s identity.

Springvale White Eagles FC Secretary, Drazen Ninkovic highlighted Tradexco’s design capability, efficiency and collaborative approach as key drivers behind the agreement.

“Springvale White Eagles FC selected Tradexco (TX) as our clothing sponsor for the 2026 season due to their innovative approach to kit and apparel design and their highly efficient communication process. The absence of intermediaries allowed for direct collaboration, ensuring prompt correspondence and the seamless translation of the club’s ideas into final designs approved for production without delay,” he said via press release.

“The level of customer service provided by the Tradexco team has been exceptional, and we look forward to this partnership developing into a strong, long-term collaboration.”

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Tradexco Founder and CEO, Shah Ali Rajput highlighted the milestone nature of the agreement and the brand’s commitment to delivering value, quality and long-term support at the VPL level.

“We are extremely proud to be working with a VPL club of Springvale White Eagles’ calibre. As our first men’s VPL competition club, this partnership is a significant milestone for us. From day one, our focus has been clear — delivering high-quality teamwear, on time, and at genuine value for the club,” he said via press release.

“This partnership allows us, as a local Victorian brand, to showcase to the VPL league the level of quality, professionalism, and reliability that exists within the local football ecosystem. We will be going above and beyond to deliver the very best on-field and off-field products, supporting Springvale White Eagles at every level and contributing to their continued success.”

This agreement supports Tradexco’s continued commercial expansion, reinforcing its credibility as a high-performance apparel supplier and enhancing its ability to service clubs operating at the highest state-league standards.

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Isabella Mossin awarded Ninja A-League Women Referee of the Year

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The youngest recipient since its inception, Mossin will officially receive the award after leading the Ninja A-League Grand Final 2026 on Saturday.

 

A rapid rise

After debuting in 2023, Mossin has quickly proved quality, composure and confidence as a referee in the Ninja A-League.

As a result of the achievement, Mossin will be the appointed referee for this weekend’s Grand Final between Melbourne City FC and Wellington Phoenix.

After beginning in the North West Sydney Football Association, Mossin then honed her craft with the Football NSW Referee Academy, a journey with foundations truly embedded in youth development and grassroots football.

Thus, Mossin is not just am individual success story, but a symbol of what institutional investment and opportunities can do for young women looking for a pathway to the game.

 

Celebrating success

The plaudits, unsurprisngly, are arriving from across Australia’s football landscape, with many emphasising the incredible standards set by Mossin since her debut just three years ago.

“This award is testament to Isabella’s hard work and dedication to refereeing, and a great reflection of the next generation of referees coming through the system in Australia,” said A-Leagues CEO, Steve Rosich.

“At just 25 years of age, she has consistently demonstrated composure, leadership, strong decision-making and the ability to perform under pressure in some of the biggest matches in the competition,” highlighted Football Australia Head of Referees, Jon Moss.

“Having someone refereeing their first Ninja A-league Women’s Grand Final at the age of 25 years should inspire all girls and young women referees (and potential referees) and show them that age is not a barrier to talent being recognised within Football Australia refereeing,” said Chair of Football Australia Referee Committee, David Elleray.

Given Mossin’s reputation and experience already at the top level of women’s football in Australia, there is no doubt that she will rise to the occasion this Saturday.

LALIGA and EA SPORTS FC collaborate in community pitch project

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Part of the EA SPORTS FC FUTURES grassroots initiative, the newly refurbished pitch will provide New York kids with a safe, inclusive space to enjoy the game in their community.

 

From Europe to US

In the heart of the Bronx, New York, LALIGA and EA SPORTS FC unveiled the new space as the 10th collaboration between the two parties to bring pitches to future generations.

It marks an exciting development not just for community infrastructure, but for representing the global reach and connections made possible through football.

Furthermore, with support from local artist, BG183, The William Lloyd Garrison School, and soccer-inspired education and youth support program, South Bronx United, it stands as a symbol of local pride and grassroots commitment.

“This project in New York is especially meaningful because it brings together access to sport, long-term community impact and a strong local identity,” explained LALIGA’s Executive Director of Business, Jorge de la Vega.

“Together with EA SPORTS FC and our community partners, we want this pitch to become a place where young people can play, grow and find new opportunities.”

 

Using platforms for wider growth

This is a project which provides aspiring young footballers with the facilities they need to thrive in their personal and sporting development.

And although it carries an emphasis on local values, the global work and vision of EA SPORTS FC and LALIGA is undeniable.

The former now supports similar initiatives across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and right here in Australia. The Sam Kerr Pitch, unveiled in Sydney in 2023, provides young girls with free access to a high-quality space.

Thus, EA SPORTS FC is showing a unique combination in its community investment strategy: the global name of LALIGA, paired with collaboration from local organisations, ultimately establishing something even bigger.

“While EA SPORTS FC lives in the game, our ambition goes beyond it – working with partners like LALIGA and local communities to create spaces where football can be played and experienced physically,” outlined EA SPORTS FC Senior Director, Partnerships Marketing, James Salmon.

“Projects like this in the South Bronx show how football can bring people together and create lasting impact.”

 

Small space, big impact

Although this may be one small pitch in the Bronx, its signficance resonates with grassroots communities across the world who know its true value.

Hopefully, EA SPORTS FC will continue to show their commitment to next generations for many years to come.

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