HP Inc and Real Madrid Football Club have announced a global technology sponsorship agreement. Both the parties signed an agreement at Ciudad Real Madrid training complex. As part of the multi-year deal, HP will be the first brand to have its logo appear on the Real Madrid jersey sleeve in the club’s 121-year history. The sponsorship spans men’s and women’s teams as well as youth programs.
“HP and Real Madrid are two iconic global brands with a shared passion for delighting fans, enabling exceptional performance and making a positive impact on communities,” said HP chief marketing and corporate affairs officer Antonio Lucio.
“We are honoured to partner with Real Madrid and see many exciting opportunities to harness the power of HP’s technology and brand to create amazing new experiences for fans while empowering the communities we share,” Lucio said. In addition, HP will become the club’s newest technology partner.
Under the collaboration, HP will accelerate the digital transformation of club spaces as part of the new Santiago Bernabeu complex and beyond, including in-person experiences, gaming and club operations.
Representatives from both organisations joined the ceremonial signing, including Real Madrid president, Florentino Pérez, HP’s Lucio, Real Madrid First teams coach Carlo Ancelotti, and captains from the men’s and women’s football teams. Real Madrid players will sport their new sponsor for the first time during the February 4 match against Atlético de Madrid.
“HP is tackling the digital divide through initiatives that accelerate digital equity for millions of people around the world, while Real Madrid is committed to creating a more inclusive community of sport. Through their new sponsorship, the two companies will also co-create programs that address societal issues, including closing the digital divide,” HP said.
“HP and Real Madrid are two iconic global brands with a shared passion for delighting fans, enabling exceptional performance and making a positive impact on communities,” said HP chief marketing and corporate affairs officer Antonio Lucio.
“We are honoured to partner with Real Madrid and see many exciting opportunities to harness the power of HP’s technology and brand to create amazing new experiences for fans while empowering the communities we share,” Lucio said. In addition, HP will become the club’s newest technology partner.
Under the collaboration, HP will accelerate the digital transformation of club spaces as part of the new Santiago Bernabeu complex and beyond, including in-person experiences, gaming and club operations.
Representatives from both organisations joined the ceremonial signing, including Real Madrid president, Florentino Pérez, HP’s Lucio, Real Madrid First teams coach Carlo Ancelotti, and captains from the men’s and women’s football teams. Real Madrid players will sport their new sponsor for the first time during the February 4 match against Atlético de Madrid.
“HP is tackling the digital divide through initiatives that accelerate digital equity for millions of people around the world, while Real Madrid is committed to creating a more inclusive community of sport. Through their new sponsorship, the two companies will also co-create programs that address societal issues, including closing the digital divide,” HP said.
