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FFF & Orange: Partnership Extended to Mid-2030s | Football & Telecoms Deal

FFF & Orange: Partnership Extended to Mid-2030s | Football & Telecoms Deal

Orange and French Football Federation Forge Landmark Partnership for Equality

Orange, a leading ⁤telecommunications provider, and the French Football Federation (FFF) ⁢have announced a renewed and substantially expanded partnership.This collaboration isn’t ⁢just about sponsorship; it’s a commitment to building a more ‌equitable future for football in France. I’ve found ​that genuine progress requires a shift in investment, and this deal embodies that principle.

The core ​of this renewed agreement is⁤ a groundbreaking equal financial commitment to the ⁢progress of both men’s and women’s‍ football. This marks the‍ first time such parity has been established, signaling a powerful message ⁤about the value placed on both‌ sides of the game. It’s about more than‍ just money; it’s about recognizing‌ the potential and ‍fostering growth across the board.

Key Elements of ⁢the Partnership:

* Equal Investment: ⁣ A 50/50 financial split ⁤dedicated to advancing men’s and women’s‍ programs.
* Grassroots Support: Orange currently provides ​essential equipment to over 200 ⁢amateur clubs,​ with a dedicated focus on supporting 100 women’s⁢ teams.
* Digital Education: The partnership extends to digital education initiatives delivered through the ‌FFF’s comprehensive educational program.
* Brand Awareness: Orange has ⁢consistently championed women’s football through impactful media and brand campaigns.

This​ commitment arrives ​at a ⁤pivotal moment for⁢ French football. The ⁣men’s national team is a strong contender for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted ‌across Mexico, the⁤ US, and Canada. Together, the women’s team is gearing up for their qualifying campaign for the 2027 women’s World Cup, beginning early next year.

Orange joins a prestigious roster of FFF commercial partners, including Coca-Cola, Uber Eats, Credit Agricole (sponsor⁤ of the men’s Coupe de France), Arkema (title sponsor of the top women’s league), and Betclic. Though, this deal stands‍ out.⁣ Here’s what works: it’s not simply adding​ a‍ name to a jersey; it’s⁤ actively investing in‍ the future of the sport.

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The emotions surrounding this partnership are palpable.​ It’s a feeling of optimism, of progress, and ‍of a genuine desire to create a fairer and more inclusive environment. ​ You‍ can feel the excitement ⁤building as both teams prepare for major international competitions. ⁣

This partnership⁤ isn’t just a win for Orange ⁣and the FFF; it’s a win for the entire⁤ French football community. It demonstrates⁤ a clear understanding that investing ⁤in women’s football isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s ‌a smart⁣ investment in the future of the game. ‌


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