Global Sportnet, the leading independent sports marketing agency specialized in the acquisition and the marketing of television broadcasting and panel advertising rights for European football clubs and associations, announces that a comprehensive marketing contract concerning the national panel advertising rights has been concluded with Ferencváros Budapest, the club which has been Hungarian Champion for 28 times.

As it has been announced at the beginning of this year, Global Sportnet diversifies its activities with this cooperation into new business areas in acquiring for the first time national marketing rights.

Global Sportnet will exclusively market not only in the second part of the current season but also within the next three seasons 450 metres of panel rotating system at a national and international level.

Tom Schuster, Director East European Operations of Global Sportnet: ‘We are very proud that we have reached such an agreement with one of the best and in tradition richest Hungarian clubs. For the future, we plan to expand our activities in this business area with other clubs. This agreement was a further important step on our way of expansion and diversification in order to become a full service agency in European Football’.

Ferencváros Budapest, founded 1899, can look back on a unique series of national success and numerous matches against international top teams. Fradi, as the club is called by its fans, became 28 times Hungarian Champion and won 18 times the Hungarian Cup.

Fans saw exciting matches within the European Cup competitions against well-known clubs such as Real Madrid, PFC Levski Sofia, Ajax Amsterdam, Red Star Belgrad, Glasgow Rangers, Werder Bremen and Manchester United.

In 1965, Ferencváros Budapest won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup against Juventus, in 1968 they lost the final against Leeds United and in 1975 they lost the final of the Cup Winners cup against Dynamo Kyiv. Ferencváros Budapest is not only a club, it is a legend which is adored by numerous fans in the world.

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Global Sportnet GmbH & Co. KG
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