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Hannspree has renewed its sponsorship agreement with Premier League newcomers Watford for another year.
The Taiwan-based technology company originally signed an agreement to become the club’s official display technology partner in August 2014.
The new deal, which includes stadium advertising and social components, covers the 2015/16 season, Watford’s first in England’s top flight since 2006/07.
“We are delighted to be able to continue our partnership with Watford FC,” said Martin Kent, territory manager for Hannspree UK.
“We are particularly pleased that our brands are set to benefit from plenty of additional exposure now that Watford FC is competing in the premier league. We very much look forward to an exciting season ahead and wish the best of luck to the team.”
So far, Watford FC’s display facilities have been replaced with modern solutions from Hannspree, while the club’s ticket office, commercial department and administration offices all boast Full HD, LED HannsG monitors.
Watford’s next Premier League game of the new season is against West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.
Taken from Sportspro Media
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