The Premier League team, Wolverhampton Wanderers have extended their partnership with the long-time collaborator, Reconomy Group.
In this development, the tech-led company that allows businesses worldwide to improve their ESG outcomes has become the sustainability partner ahead of the upcoming season.
Reconomy Group has been associated with the club for more than 25 years, it will continue to work with the club to produce a sustainable environment on matchdays and other proceedings.
In this collaboration, a diverse format of recycling services has been presented by Reconomy Group. Wolves aim to become the leading entity in environmental sustainability and Reconomy Group will assist the club in its pursuit.
The women’s team of Wolves will be sponsored by Reconomy Group for the 2022/23 season.
Speaking on the partnership extension, Steve Sutton, facilities, safety & security director at Wolves, said, “We are delighted to be enhancing our long-standing relationship with Reconomy Group. Their expertise and innovation will be invaluable in helping to deliver our sustainability strategy and improving our environmental performance.”
Reconomy Group CEO Paul Cox said, “Sustainability and the growth of the women’s game are two of the most exciting aspects of football both in the UK and globally, especially following the fantastic achievements of England’s Lionesses this summer. The desire to lessen our impact on the planet is being driven by fans and Wolves are clearly committed to creating a more sustainable model and achieving net zero status.
“Reconomy Group’s expertise, values and global capability throughout the circular economy can help them to achieve this goal. Both Wolves’ men’s and women’s teams have exciting seasons ahead and we wish them well as they approach the start of their new campaigns.”
Wolves are gearing up on the commercial pitch ahead of the new season of the English top flight. Apart from Reconomy Group, the team has also signed Trade Nation and 12Bet as sponsors.
In the 2021/22 edition of Premier League, Wolves finished 10th and will look to secure a place in the top four in the upcoming season.
Wolves will commence their new season in the elite English football competition on August 6 against Leeds United.