SuperSport United have announced Jonsson Workwear as the club’s new title sponsor.
The deal was officially launched on Saturday, 17 December 2022.
Jonsson Workwear has signed a three-year deal with the Tshwane-based outfit.
The sponsorship’s logo will placed on the front of Matsatsantsa’s new jerseys, and around the club’s home stadium.
The side will start using the new jerseys with the title sponsor on it from the 30th December 2022 when SuperSport take on Marumo Gallants in a DStv Premiership clash at Lucas Moripe Stadium, with kick off set for 19:30.
JONSSON WORKWEAR CEO PROUD TO AFFILIATE WITH SUPERSPORT UNITED
“Our brand has always affiliated itself with resilient peak performance, so partnering with a progressive club whose commitment to excel is clear, naturally solidifies the alignment of both brands and our teams,” said excited Jonsson Workwear’s CEO, Nick Jonsson.
“We’re proud to back individuals and teams whose hard work, determination and grit push them to realise their full potential. SuperSport United are consistent contenders and have always added an element of performance excellence to the PSL league while focusing on youth development.
“So, we’re thrilled to follow their journey and support them as they play with purpose.”
STAN MATTHEWS WELCOMES JONSSON WORKWEAR ON BOARD
Meanwhile, the club CEO Stan Matthews expressed his excellent to have Jonsson Workwear on board as their main sponsor.
“To partner with a dynamic and innovative brand like Jonsson Workwear is a real boost for us,” said Matthews.
“Their focus on top quality, peak performance and durability of their products aligns perfectly with our vision of hard-working, high-performing quality players both on and off the field.
“We have taken note of their commitment to South African sport generally and what they have added to the sporting landscape in rugby and golf, and previously with Highlands Park in the PSL.
“So we love the canvas we have been given to work with and can’t wait to add value to the already excellent Jonsson Workwear brand.”
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