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The Sponsorship Game: How Brands Buy Attention in Modern Football
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- ISBN8235513921
- EAN9798235513921
- Date de parution03/06/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Football sponsorship is no longer just a logo on a shirt. Modern football is surrounded by brands: front-of-shirt sponsors, sleeve sponsors, training-kit partners, stadium naming rights, betting companies, crypto platforms, airlines, banks, drinks brands, app campaigns, player activations, pre-season tours, women's football partnerships and digital fan-data strategies. The Sponsorship Game explores how brands buy attention, association and cultural relevance through modern football.
Written for football fans, sports business readers, bloggers, podcasters, journalists, students, marketers and anyone interested in the money behind the game, this book explains how sponsorship became one of football's most important business engines. Inside, you'll discover:- How football sponsorship grew from local support into a global attention market- Why clubs are so valuable to brands seeking emotion, loyalty and reach- Why the front of the shirt remains football's most powerful commercial space- How sleeve sponsors, training kits and official partner categories expanded sponsorship inventory- Why stadium naming rights are both valuable and culturally sensitive- How betting sponsorship became one of football's biggest ethical debates- Why crypto, fintech and fan-token deals created new risks for clubs and supporters- How airlines, banks, drinks brands and global companies use football to reach audiences- Why women's football sponsorship is growing and why it must be treated seriously- How players became sponsor platforms through image rights and social media- Why club media, apps, data and digital content changed sponsor value- How pre-season tours turn international fans into commercial audiences- Why sponsor saturation can create fan fatigue and backlash- How soft power, values and reputation risk shape modern football partnershipsSponsorship helps fund clubs, leagues, academies, stadiums and women's football growth.
But it also raises difficult questions about authenticity, gambling, crypto, commercialisation, fan trust and the difference between genuine partnership and attention extraction. The Sponsorship Game is a clear, analytical guide to how brands buy their way into one of the most emotional spaces in global culture.
Written for football fans, sports business readers, bloggers, podcasters, journalists, students, marketers and anyone interested in the money behind the game, this book explains how sponsorship became one of football's most important business engines. Inside, you'll discover:- How football sponsorship grew from local support into a global attention market- Why clubs are so valuable to brands seeking emotion, loyalty and reach- Why the front of the shirt remains football's most powerful commercial space- How sleeve sponsors, training kits and official partner categories expanded sponsorship inventory- Why stadium naming rights are both valuable and culturally sensitive- How betting sponsorship became one of football's biggest ethical debates- Why crypto, fintech and fan-token deals created new risks for clubs and supporters- How airlines, banks, drinks brands and global companies use football to reach audiences- Why women's football sponsorship is growing and why it must be treated seriously- How players became sponsor platforms through image rights and social media- Why club media, apps, data and digital content changed sponsor value- How pre-season tours turn international fans into commercial audiences- Why sponsor saturation can create fan fatigue and backlash- How soft power, values and reputation risk shape modern football partnershipsSponsorship helps fund clubs, leagues, academies, stadiums and women's football growth.
But it also raises difficult questions about authenticity, gambling, crypto, commercialisation, fan trust and the difference between genuine partnership and attention extraction. The Sponsorship Game is a clear, analytical guide to how brands buy their way into one of the most emotional spaces in global culture.
