- Aramco to be “Official Energy Partner” to Concacaf.
- Agreement covers Concacaf Champions Cup, Gold Cups, Concacaf Nations League competitions, U20 and U17 championships, and the full ecosystem of Concacaf competitions.
Miami, FL - Concacaf has agreed to a multi-year Confederation-wide partnership with Aramco, a global integrated energy and chemicals company.
Aramco will become the “Official Energy Partner” for all of Concacaf’s national teams and club competitions, beginning with the upcoming W Gold Cup, commencing today through to the Final on March 10, 2024, and featuring the best women’s national teams in the region, including seven teams that participated in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia & New Zealand.
Aramco’s global partnership with Concacaf will also include the Concacaf Champions Cup, which kicked-off this month and features the 27 best men’s clubs in the region competing for the Concacaf club title and a berth in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025; and the Concacaf Nations League Finals, from March 21-24, 2024, which is the ‘final four’ competition between the men’s national teams of Jamaica, Mexico, Panama and the United States.
The partnership will also include future men’s Gold Cups, Concacaf Nations Leagues, men’s and women’s U20 and U17 championships, and the full ecosystem of Concacaf club competitions.
Khalid Al Zamil, Aramco Vice President of Public Affairs stated, “Aramco has proudly established a track-record of promoting active lifestyles by investing in global sports and events. Concacaf will provide Aramco with significant visibility through its club competitions, and also opportunities for engagement with fans as the popularity of football grows across the region.”
Concacaf President and FIFA Vice President, Victor Montagliani said, “We look forward with great anticipation to working with Aramco to elevate all of our Concacaf competitions. This is a very exciting time for the growth of football in our region, and we truly believe this partnership will be of mutual benefit for both organizations.”
