Marketing & Sponsorship
Arsenal strike two-year global partnership with Unilever’s Dirt Is Good

The English Premier League club, Arsenal have announced a fresh two-year global partnership with Unilever‘s Dirt Is Good laundry brand (known as Persil in the UK, or OMO, Surf Excel, Breeze, Rinso, Ala or Skip elsewhere in the world).
Following this deal, the brand has been named the official partner of Arsenal’s men’s and women’s teams.
The groundbreaking collaboration underlines Arsenal’s and Dirt Is Good’s conviction in the power of sport to unlock human potential. The alliance will leverage both brands’ worldwide reach to assist younger generations in understanding the importance of participating in sports, getting involved, and getting messy.
Arsenal in the Community has a long and proud tradition of making a positive difference in the lives of young people in both the club’s local and worldwide communities. Dirt Is Good will collaborate closely with the team’s men’s and women’s first-team players, the Arsenal Foundation, and local community programs to foster a sense of belonging among the club’s community members and improve their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Arsenal and Dirt Is Good are well-known brands with strong ideals and long histories. The club embraces a dedication to excellence, whether through Dirt Is Good goods or on the football field. The collaboration will highlight Dirt Is Good’s high-performance laundry solutions, as well as its ability to provide great cleaning even in rapid and cold washes.
Furthermore, Bukayo Saka will also take on the formal role of global ambassador for Dirt Is Good. Through this, he will share stories from his own journey into professional football in order to inspire young people to reach their best potential.
Juliet Slot, Chief Commercial Officer, Arsenal, said, “We are delighted to be announcing our partnership with Unilever’s Dirt Is Good brand to spread the message that playing sport – and getting dirty while you do it – develops life-enhancing physical and emotional skills. This is the first time Arsenal has had a Fabric Care Partner and is a further sign of our commercial strength and global appeal.”
On this partnership, Saka said, “This partnership with Dirt is Good is close to my heart because I have been at Arsenal since I was eight years old, and I know just how important football and sport have been for my development as a person. I want more young people to have the chance to follow in my footsteps and experience the power and joy of sport with communities across the world.”
Tatiana Lindenberg, Vice-President of Marketing for Dirt Is Good, commented, “We recognise the importance of sports, getting stuck in and ‘getting dirty’ in the growth and development of children and young adults, as well as in improving personal attainment through greater self-esteem and confidence. We are partnering with Arsenal, one of the world’s biggest football clubs, to help amplify this message and the value of sport to fuel resilience, determination, and personal growth.
“We’re proud to be working with a club that shares the same values around inclusivity and community, and we can’t wait to kick off our relationship with Bukayo Saka. We are keen to encourage kids to get outside, get stuck in and get dirty, seeing the benefits both on and off the pitch.”
Previously, Arsenal also extended their association with Emirates and Cadbury, while also developing new deals with Camden Town Brewery and TCL.
Arsenal are all set to commence their 2023–24 campaign this Saturday, i.e., August 12, against Nottingham Forest. The Reds will look to dominate the season and clinch the title, which they narrowly missed out on last year.

Marketing & Sponsorship
Rangers, Alliance Française Boost Female Players’ Education

In a groundbreaking initiative that blends sports with education, Rangers International FC have launched a partnership with the Alliance Française Education and Cultural Centre in Enugu to provide French language training for members of their newly established women’s team.
The move, described as a major step toward holistic player development, is the brainchild of Rangers’ General Manager, Amobi Ezeaku, and aligns with the club’s vision of building well-rounded athletes.
Unveiled during a courtesy visit to Alliance Française on Thursday, the collaboration seeks to equip the players with essential language skills to boost their chances of international success and ease cultural integration abroad.
“We want to go beyond just training on the pitch. This initiative is about sharpening the mental capacity of our players,” said Ezeaku. “Learning a new language, especially French, will prepare them for challenges they may encounter in foreign environments.”
The initiative is seen as part of the two-year-old management’s wider strategy to revolutionize women’s football within the club and across Nigeria.
Director of Alliance Française, Enugu, Mrs. Ijeamaka Ezeilo, commended the club’s forward-thinking approach, describing it as “a bold step that could redefine the development of women’s football in Nigeria.”
“This partnership is not just about language. It’s about raising the intelligence and global readiness of these young women. It is a mission we are committed to seeing through,” Ezeilo said.
She added that the project will also contribute to the broader societal goal of empowering the girl-child through education, promising to lead the process to a meaningful and lasting outcome.
This partnership signals a refreshing shift in Nigerian football, emphasizing not just physical training but also intellectual empowerment, especially for women athletes who have often been marginalized in developmental programs.
As Rangers International FC set a new standard, this could inspire other clubs across the country to rethink their approach to player development.
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Marketing & Sponsorship
8th AFC Medical Conference Secures Aspetar Partnership

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced Aspetar Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Hospital as the Premier Partner for its 8th AFC Medical Conference, which will be held from July 21 to 25, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Aspetar, a FIFA and AFC accredited Medical Centre of Excellence, is a global leader in sports medicine and science, and has been a long-standing supporter of the AFC, collaborating on several landmark medical projects over 15 years.
The AFC Medical Conference, launched in 1995 in Tokyo, is a platform for knowledge exchange among medical professionals, researchers, and football stakeholders.
AFC General Secretary Datuk Seri Windsor John said: “The AFC is proud to welcome Aspetar as a Premier Partner of the 8th AFC Medical Conference, as we continue our pursuit of the highest standards in football medicine across Asia.
“Aspetar has consistently led the way in athlete care, not just within the context of Asia, but also as a respected institution in the global sports medicine community.”
The Kuala Lumpur Conference will cover artificial intelligence in sports medicine, muscle injuries in football, insights from the FIFA World Cup 2022, sports dentistry, and high-performance rehabilitation, as well as explore emerging areas such as genomics and women’s football.
Dr. Abdulaziz Jaham Al-Kuwari, CEO of Aspetar and a member of the Conference’s Organising and Scientific Committee, said: “As a member of the organising and scientific committee, I am proud to help shape a programme that integrates cutting-edge research, clinical innovation, and practical applications to foster collaborative solutions addressing the unique challenges faced by athletes today.”
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Marketing & Sponsorship
Spur Announces Partnership With Sharp Corporation

Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce a partnership with Sharp Corporation for our summer pre-season tour of Asia.
The partnership will see AQUOS – Sharp’s smartphone and television brand – promoted across the Club’s digital platforms during the tour, bringing its highly-innovative products to a global audience of over 125 million.
Promotional campaigns will take place in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Indonesia to strengthen the appeal AQUOS – renowned for delivering high-definition visuals that create an immersive experience.
Hiroyuki Shimizu, Division Manager, Product Planning Department, Mobile Communication BU, Sharp Corporation said: “We are very pleased to announce our partnership with Tottenham Hotspur. AQUOS has long enriched people’s lives with beautiful visuals and advanced technology. By supporting Spurs’ pre-season tour, we will work together to create unforgettable moments for their passionate fans across Asia.
“Through this partnership, AQUOS embraces and shares Tottenham Hotspur’s spirit of ‘To Dare Is To Do.’ We are committed to accelerating the pursuit of innovation that creates new value and we look forward to delivering the unique appeal of AQUOS to a wider audience.”
Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer, Tottenham Hotspur said: “We are proud to provide Sharp Corporation – another world-renowned, industry leader – with a unique platform to showcase its AQUOS technology to a truly global audience around our highly-anticipated tour of Asia this summer.”
Sharp Corporation has been a contributor to the development of electronics for more than 110 years. Based on the spirit of its founder – “Make products that other companies want to imitate” – the company has been driven to continually develop innovative products and core technologies for consumers around the globe.
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