Flamengo has signed another soccer contract. Following iFood, MRV, and Yes!, Japanese electronics company Panasonic will equip the new modules at the George Helal Training Center in Vargem Grande with state-of-the-art televisions. In total, there will be 40 40-inch TVs and one 58-inch TV for the professional athletes' bedrooms and leisure areas.
"Flamengo has been seeking cutting-edge partners for its training center, both in technology and in other areas that can enhance sports activities. This partnership proves that our concept of going beyond the jersey still has a lot of room to grow. It's an achievement to see our partners beginning to value other points of interaction with the public and fans," said the club's Vice President of Marketing, Daniel Orlean.
The four-month contract provides for the exchange of devices for shares on Flamengo's digital media channels, which have over 16 million followers. The new modules are scheduled for completion on December 13th, the date Flamengo won the World Cup in 1981.
"Flamengo has been seeking cutting-edge partners for its training center, both in technology and in other areas that can enhance sports activities. This partnership proves that our concept of going beyond the jersey still has a lot of room to grow. It's an achievement to see our partners beginning to value other points of interaction with the public and fans," said the club's Vice President of Marketing, Daniel Orlean.
The four-month contract provides for the exchange of devices for shares on Flamengo's digital media channels, which have over 16 million followers. The new modules are scheduled for completion on December 13th, the date Flamengo won the World Cup in 1981.