XTB Signs Three-Year FC Porto Shirt Sponsorship Following Napoli Partnership

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XTB has signed aglobal partnership with Portuguese football club FC Porto. Under the agreement,the online trading and investment platform will become the sleeve sponsor ofthe club's men's first-team shirts in domestic competitions from the start ofthe 2026/27 season.The FC Porto agreementfollows XTB'spartnership with Italian football club SSC Napoli announced in April,extending the broker's football sponsorship strategy across another majorEuropean league.XTB Targets Europe, MENA Through FCPortoThe latest agreementwill run for three years. XTB's branding will appear on FC Porto's match shirtsin domestic competitions. The company will also receive advertising exposurethrough pitch-side LED boards, stadium videowalls, press room branding, andother promotional assets at Estádio do Dragão.The companies alsoplan to produce digital content, player-related marketing campaigns, and otherpromotional activities as part of the partnership.Omar Arnaout, ChiefExecutive Officer of XTB, said the partnership would increase the company'svisibility in Europe and strengthen its connection with football audiences. Hesaid the collaboration would go beyond sponsorship and would also focus on "financialeducation and empowerment for a global fanbase."XTB said thepartnership also supports its regional strategy in the Middle East and NorthAfrica.Finance Magnates alsoreported that XTBhad become a sponsor of FIBA and will be one of the main sponsors duringthe Basketball World Cups this year and next.FC Porto Partnership Expands XTBMarketing RightsAchraf Drid, Managing Director of XTB MENA,said the agreement supports the company's international expansion. He described the partnership as one that"bridges the gap between our trading platform mission and the global standardof performance that our investors demand."XTB said the agreementalso includes digital communication rights, allowing the company to promote thepartnership across its online channels.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.