
Video – United’s Mainoo stars in Match Attax short film
Manchester United and England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo has featured in a new Match Attax short film, during which he surprises young fans with trading cards. The video, which was produced

Manchester United and England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo has featured in a new Match Attax short film, during which he surprises young fans with trading cards. The video, which was produced

Liverpool and Standard Chartered have reached an agreement that will see the Futuremakers design replace the company’s logo on the club’s shirts for a the fifth consecutive season. The women’s

Manchester City and Puma have revealed a new ‘Definitely City’ fourth kit designed in collaboration with Oasis rock star Noel Gallagher. The release marks the 30th anniversary of Oasis’ iconic album Definitely

African streaming platform Showmax has partnered with Manchester United legend Eric Cantona to promote its coverage of the upcoming English Premier League season. HAVE YOU ALSO WATCHED?: Video – Eric

Adidas and Manchester United have released a powerful new video starring Irish actor Barry Keoghan as part of a wider marketing campaign for the club’s recently-released third kit. Keoghan – star

Manchester United and adidas have officially launched the club’s new home kit for the 2024/25 season. The Snapdragon logo replaces TeamViewer on the front of the new home shirt, following

UK broadcaster TNT Sports has launched a powerful new marketing campaign that celebrates live sport’s incredible capacity to inspire. Titled ‘Only Sport Can Do This’, the hero film features recent

Aston Villa and adidas have launched the club’s new home kit for the 2024/25 Premier League season. The launch video stars rock and roll icon Ozzy Osbourne, along with his

Castle Lager has launched #TheBackupSquad – a collection of AI-designed Bafana Bafana fan archetypes that will offer physical rewards to followers who engage via social media during the Africa Cup

Barclays has launched its latest football campaign, called ‘Here for The Land of Football’. The campaign brings together the British bank’s various connections with football, including its partnerships with the