In a day in which the news has been focused on the spending limit commitment of the Premier League and on Catalonia’s investment in sports facilities, the sports industry has left other headlines:
The co-owner of the NFL Chargers puts 24% of the franchise up for sale
Los Angeles Chargers owner Dea Spanos Berberian is seeking to sell a 24% stake in the NFL team, according to Sporty. This minority package of shares includes the 15% that Berberian owns, and the part that he owns through the family trust. That legal institution is currently the subject of a legal battle between Berberian and his brother, Chargers principal owner Dean Spanos.
The Boston Marathon partners with Bank of America as a new sponsor starting in 2024
The Boston Athletic Association (BAA) has announced that the bank will be the presenting sponsor Of the test starting next year. The duration of an agreement is unknown, of which the economic details have not been disclosed, and for which the race will change its name to Boston Marathon presented by Bank of America. The financial institution is also the main sponsor of the Chicago Marathon.
The French Football Federation renews with Volkswagen until 2026
The German automobile group will continue to be one of the main sponsors of the French organization along with Nike, EDF, Crédit Agricole, Orange and Uber Eats. The alliance between the German company and the bleu It started in 2014 and with this new agreement Volkswagen will be a partner of both the men’s and women’s teams as well as the esports section. The economic details and the duration of the contract have not been disclosed.
IndyCar renews NTT Data as title sponsor
The North American single-seater championship has sealed a new contract with the Japanese technology firm that allows the extension of a partnership that has been running since 2019. This new contract will enter into force in 2024 when the current one ends. The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.
