Latin America

The Mexican Football Federation has added to its sponsorship portfolio with the signing of cryptocurrency exchange Bitso

Top-flight Brazilian club São Paulo FC has signed Latin American cryptocurrency platform Bitso to a three-year sponsorship agreement with kit branding rights.

Brazilian bank BRB will take over the naming rights of the Mané Garricha Stadium in the country’s capital Brasília for three years, from 2022 to 2024.

Brazilian football club Internacional has become the latest in the country to sign a deal with blockchain provider Chiliz

Electronics and home appliances brand Philco has renewed its sponsorship contract with Brazilian football club Santos for two years, from 2022 to 2023

Brazilian football club Fluminense has renewed its sponsorship with fashion brand Zinzane. Under the two-year extension, the company will continue as the club’s sleeve sponsor.

Brazilian football club Santos has signed a two-year sponsorship and licensing agreement with digital asset broker Binance

The South American Football Confederation (Conmebol) has signed up cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com as a sponsor of its Copa Libertadores club competition. The deal makes Crypto

Spanish football’s LaLiga has signed up gambling platform RushBet as a regional sponsor.

When the Brazilian Série A returned after its 2020 pandemic shutdown, beer sponsor Brahma connected supporters to their teams through a nationwide online ordering and delivery initiative.

Digital retail bank Nubank has been named as the second regional supporter in the South American market for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has become the new global main sponsor of the Argentina national football teams in an initial two-year agreement

Turkish blockchain company Bitci has signed as a sponsor of Brazilian club Sport Recife with branding rights to the bar at the bottom of the club’s shirt.

At the height of the pandemic in Mexico, with live sports shut down across the country, beer brand Corona created a ‘best of’ match between Mexico's biggest soccer rivals.

In early 2020, Ecuador’s Banco Pichincha leveraged its partnership with LDU Quito to raise awareness of gender inequality in football via a stunt 'match' with no players.

Chinese-Brazilian home appliance joint venture Semp TCL has renewed its contract as a sponsor of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) until December 2024.

Sustainable agriculture company UPL Ltd has become a regional supporter of the 2022 Fifa World Cup in the South American market

Real Madrid has signed an extension to its sponsorship contract with Spanish gambling platform Codere