• RCD Espanyol: Reinventing the sponsorship wheel away from La Liga

  • Feb 14 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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RCD Espanyol: Reinventing the sponsorship wheel away from La Liga

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  • Despite being relegated to the Segunda División from La Liga last season, RCD Espanyol have not shied away from continuing to push the envelope when it pertains to commercial opportunities and in some cases, embracing a opportunity many would see as a disadvantage.

    Sergi Martinez Fernandez, Head of Sponsorship & International Development of RCD Espanyol, joined George Harborne and Callum Williams to outline some the key sponsorship and partnership activations the club has ventured into this season, as well as the club’s pursue for further internationalisation growth.

    Martinez explained that being in the lower tier of Spanish football has almost been a blessing in disguise, selling out season tickets this season at the Stage Front Stadium, more than their cross-city rivals FC Barcelona. He also explained the benefits Stage Front has supplied to the club whilst being the title sponsor of the club’s stadium.

    Martinez also spoke on the club’s internationalisation push in countries such as Mexico and Indonesia and how they differs from La Liga’s, as well as the special circumstances surrounding its partnership with Kelme.

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