Newcastle United and FUN88 Agree to Renew their Partnership
Building on the success of our partnership to date, we look forward to this next phase and working together to engage fans and grow our collective reach around the globe." A FUN88 spokesperson said, "FUN88 is delighted to continue its association with Newcastle United Football Club.
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Newcastle United are delighted to confirm that FUN88 will remain as the club's primary partner after a new long-term commercial agreement was reached Delhi, India (NewsVoir)As part of the new agreement, FUN88 - which has been a familiar sight on first team kit since summer 2017 - will continue to feature on the front of players' shirts and training wear. FUN88, which would be launched in India in August 2020, has a significant online following and is a destination for the best online sports content, related to all things related to Cricket, football and the latest happenings in the world of sports. The brand has also developed a popular presence on social media with Newcastle United fans, with thousands of Magpies supporters interacting with its accounts and many benefitting from its competitions and ticket and shirt giveaways over the last three years. Lee Charnley, Newcastle United's Managing Director, said, "We are delighted FUN88 has renewed its relationship with Newcastle United and committed its support to the club over a number of years to come. Building on the success of our partnership to date, we look forward to this next phase and working together to engage fans and grow our collective reach around the globe." A FUN88 spokesperson said, "FUN88 is delighted to continue its association with Newcastle United Football Club. Together with the club, we live the dream of expanding our fan base across all continents, especially in India." Image: FUN88 - Official shirt sponsor PWRPWR
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