Spreadex continues sponsorship splurge with Fulham FC

Fulham FC has signed up financial trading and sports betting firm Spreadex as a principal partner of the EFL Championship club for the next two seasons.

The Spreadex Trading logo will become a regular feature at Craven Cottage, including on the back of all kits worn by the players. 

Fulham’s 2020/21 kits will be revealed later this week ahead of Saturday’s pre-season friendly against Charlton, while Spreadex will work closely with the West London club on a range of community and charity initiatives for the duration of the partnership. 

Jon Don-Carolis, Sales Director at Fulham FC, said: “We are all delighted to welcome Spreadex Trading on board as Principal Partner for the forthcoming campaign and look forward to working with the team to develop and strengthen our association during the term of the partnership.” 

The partnership also includes rights such as LED perimeter board advertising and player and head coach access, as well as a presence across Fulham’s social media channels, website and CRM.

“We are delighted to be partnering with Fulham Football Club for the next two seasons and feel privileged to now become a part of the Fulham family,” stated Spreadex CFO, James Hallan. 

“This is a great club with a long history and tremendous reputation, and the deal signifies Spreadex’s continued growth plans as a company. 

“We look forward to working closely with our new partners and will be supporting Fulham both on and off the pitch as the team aims to return to the Premier League.”

The agreement follows on from Spreadex’s ‘multi-million pound’ commercial deal struck with Burnley FC.

Under the terms of the pact, the Spreadex Sports logo will be worn by Clarets players across the home, away and third kits during Burnley’s sixth consecutive top flight campaign.

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