Sponsorship

Daejeon announced on the 17th that it has signed an official product sponsorship contract with Saka Sports, which holds the domestic licensing of the Spanish brand Astore.

Astore, which supplied supplies to Spain's Real Sociedad, Osasuna, and Deportivo, has also sponsored supplies to a number of K-League clubs and is a representative sports brand in Spain that continues to expand its base to the Asian market.

Saka Sports, which was a sponsor of Daejeon's first year of re-establishment in 2020, will now begin accompanying Daejeon, which is newly challenging to the K League 1 stage, supplying team uniforms and training suits, while actively marketing fans to maximize mutual synergy.

Huh Jung-moo, chairman of Daejeon Hana Citizen, said, "Thank you for the sponsorship of Saka Sports, and we will do our best to grow together."

FC Anyang signed an official product sponsorship agreement worth 600 million won with Saka Sports.

FC Anyang signed an official product sponsorship agreement worth a total of 600 million won for two years with Saka Sports at Anyang City Hall on the 26th.FC Anyang owner Lee Pil-woon, general manager Kim Ki-yong, head coach Lee Young-min and chairman Oh Jung-seok of Saka Sports attended.

Saka Sports is a sports comprehensive company that started as a multi-shop specializing in soccer in 1994 and provides sports equipment production and distribution, and health and wellness information services.Saka Sports, which has been working hard on the development of domestic soccer, has sponsored products to Jeonnam Dragons, Jeju United, and Gangwon FC.

As such, Saka Sports, which showed a special affection for the K League, decided to join hands with Bucheon this year to provide Astore products, its own brand.

Bucheon's 2015 season uniform will also be unveiled along with the product sponsorship agreement ceremony.Bucheon will present various gifts to fans attending the event.In addition, three fans who purchased season tickets in 2014 will be given tickets to exchange new uniforms.

Jeju United is playing in the uniform with the ASTORES all season. JEJU signed a sponsorship contract with SaKa Corp., a trademark exclusive licensee of Astore, at SUPEX Hall, SK Energy, Jongno - gu, Seoul on July 4. Jeju decided to receive 1 billion won worth of spot money from Saka for two years. "I would like to thank the Jeju players for their opportunity to sponsor Jeju, and I would like to sponsor Jeju players so that they will not feel uncomfortable. On the day, Jeju also released the home, away, and goalkeeper uniforms for the 2009 season in Saskatchewan. Cho Yong-hyung, Koo Ja-chul, and Jeon Tae-hyun set out as fitting models. Saka said, "We did not wear uniforms weighing more than 180g, so we did not feel comfortable. We carved the image of SK's happy wings and designed it with a fluorescent color."

Jeonnam Dragons continue to wear the Astle uniforms. Jeonnam Dragons selected ASTORE (official supplier of supplies) as the official kit sponsor, and released the 2008 uniform with the signing ceremony at the office of the Middle East club in Gwangyang city on October 5. Jeonnam Dragons has signed a contract with Astore for two years from 2006 and has won two consecutive FA cups during the last contract period and has decided to extend the contract for two years from this year to next year. Astre was the first Spanish orthodox brand to sponsor the Primera League's Real Sociedad and Osasuna, and landed in Korea for the first time in 2006. Chunnam Dragons and Astre are a true partnership concept To develop various events and active marketing programs.