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Fulham FC add Flyfish to their sponsorship kitty

With this deal, Flyfish has been named the official partner of Fulham FC.

The Premier League (PL) club, Fulham FC have inked a collaboration with Flyfish, a leading digital payments brand.

With this deal, the brand has been named the official partner of the club.

Flyfish is a global platform that offers financial products and services that are best suited for both individuals and corporations, with locations in over 40 countries. The brand is committed to providing a wide range of customers and making sure that all types of people and enterprises use its products.

Flyfish offers a creative answer to this pervasive problem. Users can simply access a variety of digital payment options on this platform. It’s similar to selecting the greatest attributes from several financial services and putting them all in one ideal package that is easily accessible.

Fulham found a perfect fit for a partnership with the brand owing to its key values of respecting the customer, accepting speed, and maintaining dependability.

Chief Executive Officer, Flyfish, Ray Brash, said, “We are thrilled to announce the partnership between Flyfish and Fulham FC, marking a momentous occasion that unites tradition with innovation. Collaborating with London’s oldest football club is an exciting opportunity for us to bring the Flyfish platform and financial innovation to the world while pursuing our passion for football.”

Jon Don-Corolis, Commercial Director, Fulham FC, said, “Fulham Football Club are excited to be a part of the innovative ambitions at Flyfish to make financial services more accessible to businesses with their diverse suite of corporate solutions.”

In recent times, the club has also formed associations with BritvicEburyWebBeds, GRIDSERVESBOTOP, Acronis, Fitzdares, and Royal Caribbean International. With 26 points from 23 games, the team is currently 13th in the standings, showing a respectable effort in the ongoing season. On February 10, the side will play AFC Bournemouth.

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