Sydney FC and accident replacement vehicle service, Carbiz, have announced a new and improved two-year major partnership, which sees the company stay with the club until the end of the 2023-24 season.
The deal sees Carbiz become a major partner of the club, while also receiving branding on the back of the A-League Women’s shorts, new Allianz Stadium hospitality and A-League Men’s signage.
Commenting on the partnership, Sydney FC CEO, Adam Santo, said: “Carbiz have been incredibly loyal partners and it’s fantastic that we have been able to help each other grow commercially together over many years.”
“We are currently utilizing Carbiz for our vehicle requirements and it is easy to see why they are industry leaders with their sensational customer support.
It’s a great example of how partnerships are be mutually beneficial and I look forward developing this excellent relationship,” he said.
Carbiz chief executive officer, Alex Rodov, added: “We are delighted to be re-joining the Sydney FC corporate family after a highly successful partnership over the past five years.”
“Our business has grown substantially during that time and we are proud to be associated with Sydney FC.
“Next time you pass a Carbiz vehicle, look inside and you might even see a Sydney FC player inside.
“Sydney FC are Australia’s most successful football club both on and off the field and I’m excited to further continue our growth together over the next few years,” Rodov said.
The announcement comes after the A-League partnered with Komo Technologies.
