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NorthEast United Unveils Reebok Jersey Ahead Of ISL Season
NorthEast United FC has a new football jersey made with Reebok.
The team showed the jersey at an event in Mumbai.
Reebok is returning to sponsoring competitive football in India.
The shirt has eight stars, one for each state in Northeast India.
The club represents all eight states in the region.
Club leaders say the partnership can help connect more young people with football.
Reebok also wants to reach new sports fans through the team.
NorthEast United will wear the jersey during the upcoming Indian Super League season.
NorthEast United FC unveiled its new Reebok jersey in Mumbai ahead of the upcoming Indian Super League season.
The partnership marks Reebok’s return to competitive football sponsorship in India.
The jersey features eight stars representing the eight states of Northeast India.
Club co-owner John Abraham and Aryaman Vikram Birla unveiled the kit.
Players showcased the jersey during a five-a-side exhibition match at the launch.
- Who
- NorthEast United FC, Reebok, John Abraham, and Aryaman Vikram Birla were involved in the launch.
- What
- NorthEast United FC unveiled a new Reebok jersey and announced a partnership with the sportswear brand.
- Where
- The launch took place in Mumbai, India.
- When
- The jersey was unveiled ahead of the upcoming Indian Super League season.
- Why
- The partnership is intended to strengthen NorthEast United’s identity, highlight Northeast India’s football culture, and support Reebok’s renewed focus on Indian football.
Key facts
- Club
- NorthEast United FC
- Sportswear partner
- Reebok
- Competition
- Indian Super League
- Jersey design
- Eight stars represent the eight states of Northeast India.
- Launch location
- Mumbai
- Club representation
- NorthEast United represents all eight states of Northeast India.
- Launch activity
- Players showcased the kit in a five-a-side exhibition match.
Quotes
Mandar Tamhane
CEO of NorthEast United FC
“This partnership reflects the ambition we have for the club, both on and off the pitch, and we’re excited about the opportunities this creates for football in the region.”
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“We have always believed that the Northeast has the talent, passion and culture to make a much bigger mark on Indian football.”
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