US EditionMotorola Strengthens FIFA Ties with U-20 World Cup 2025 Alliance
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Motorola strengthens FIFA ties with U-20 World Cup 2025 alliance
The post Motorola strengthens FIFA ties with U-20 World Cup 2025 alliance appeared first on SportsMint Media. Motorola has been appointed the official smartphone partner of the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2025, in a deal that extends the brand’s global sports sponsorship portfolio and strengthens its long-term collaboration with world football’s governing body. The tournament, taking place in Chile from 27 September to 19 October 2025, will bring togeth…
The "galos" started the contest with their right foot and were well positioned for their next meeting with the United States, scheduled for Thursday at 5:00 p.m. That same day at 8:00 p.m., South Africa will be measured against New Caledonia.
Motorola Named Official Smartphone Partner of FIFA U-20 World Cup - Ministry of Sport
Motorola has been confirmed as the official smartphone partner of the upcoming FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile, adding to the brand’s expanding global sponsorship portfolio under parent company Lenovo. The deal, which runs from 27 September to 19 October 2025, forms part of a broader partnership between Lenovo and FIFA that spans multiple tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America and the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 in Brazil. …
South Africa coach Mdaka relishes FIFA Under-20 World Cup challenge
South Africa coach Raymond Mdaka sat down with SAFA to discuss his side's campaign at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile that kicks-off on Monday night against France. South Africa are the reigning COSAFA and African champions. Coach, this is the big one. First of all, let’s start with you personally. What does it feel like being at a World Cup, leading a team from South Africa’s colleges? A lot of people would probably see it differently. Some
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