Western United Football Club and Tapedesign Australia have renewed their partnership for a fourth consecutive season.
Tapedesign has played a key role in boosting the performance of the club’s A-League Men and Women players by providing grip socks for both training and matchdays.
As part of the ongoing collaboration, Tapedesign will continue to sponsor A-Leagues goalkeepers Chloe Lincoln and Tom Heward-Belle, alongside providing matchday signage. Western United fans will also benefit from a 25% discount on Tapedesign Australia products.
A new initiative for this season is the joint effort between Tapedesign and Western United to promote World Mental Health Day on October 10. On this day, players will wear green Tapedesign socks during training, with green symbolising mental health awareness.
The partnership has grown significantly over the years, with Tapedesign Australia Director Blerton Belica also joining the A-League Women coaching staff. Both organisations are committed to supporting the players and the community, and they look forward to continuing this successful collaboration.
Western United Commercial Partnerships Executive, Nathan Perrone explained the great relationship both parties have as a result of this collaboration.
“It is fantastic to extend our partnership with Tapedesign Australia for a fourth season. It has become a special relationship in the past couple of seasons with Director Blerton Belica becoming part of the A-League Women coaching staff as well,” Perrone said in a club statement.
“We are grateful for the support Blerton and the broader organisation continue to provide our players.”
Tapedesign Australia Director, Blerton Belica spoke on the amazing initiative taking place as a result of this partnership.
“We’re incredibly proud and grateful to continue our partnership with Western United for a fourth season,” Belica said in a statement.
“Being involved with a club that shares our values and commitment to excellence has been truly rewarding. Seeing our grip socks enhance player performance and now joining forces for initiatives like World Mental Health Day makes this partnership even more meaningful.
“We’re honoured to support the club’s ongoing success on the field and in the community.”
This is great news for Western United and for the local community who benefit from discounts and a fantastic mental health initiative that has a great impact off the pitch.