Once again, a forex broker and a football club made a sponsorship agreement. RoboForex was lately been partnered with Eintracht Frankfurt from Germany.
It is an open secret for a forex broker and a football club to agree on sponsorship. RoboForex continued its sponsorship agreement with a German football club, Eintracht Frankfurt. The forex and CFD broker which has been the official sponsor for years will again cooperate in the ongoing playing season until 2024. RoboForex considered that their cooperation is needed to be expanded as the club is considered strategic to attract people. Still, the financial detail of the sponsorship is not cited in the shared press release.
"We see Eintracht Frankfurt as our strategic partner in the coming years, who will support us significantly in expanding the awareness levels of RoboForex in existing as well as new territories," said RoboForex Deutschland's General Managers, Maximilian Felske, and Gottfried Korzuch.
"Our partnership is shaping our ambitious vision of meeting challenges head-on at the very top of our respective leagues in Germany and Europe consistently," they added.
Eintracht Frankfurt is a football club established in 1899, been more than one century. Eintracht Frankfurt is a mid-table club in Germany that generated several popular and skillful players. Andre Silva, Kevin Trapp, Makoto Hasebe, Filip Kostic, and Sebastian Rode have and still playing there.
The sponsorship agreement benefit for RoboForex is the Premium Partner. The broker's logo will be appeared on Deutsche Bank Park, the football club's home stadium, and get promotional slots on advertising panels on the official TV partner that broadcast the match. In short, wherever Eintracht Frankfurt is playing, the logo of RoboForex can be seen.
"With RoboForex, we've managed to onboard a Premium Partner that not just thinks about the future but is living in it. With Frankfurt being one of the world's most important financial centers, brand new visions are opening up here for all parties, which everyone can be happy about." Eintracht Frankfurt's spokesperson, Axel Hellmann, commented.