Western Sydney Wanderers FC are proud to welcome Jaecoo as an Official Partner for the club’s historic Sydney Super Cup clash against Chelsea FC, aligning with one of the biggest football events ever staged in Western Sydney.
The partnership brings together two ambitious brands and will see Jaecoo activate across a series of marquee football experiences, including the Wanderers Fives World Cup and the Sydney Super Cup, creating unforgettable moments for supporters both on and off the pitch.
On Tuesday 28 July, the Wanderers will host Chelsea FC at Accor Stadium in a blockbuster encounter that will capture the attention of the football world and further cement Western Sydney’s place on the global sporting stage.
Western Sydney Wanderers CEO Scott Hudson said the partnership was a natural fit at a defining moment for the club.
“We are delighted to welcome Jaecoo to the Western Sydney Wanderers family at what is an incredibly exciting time for our club,” said Hudson.
“Jaecoo’s commitment to innovation, community and creating memorable experiences aligns strongly with our own values, and we look forward to working together across the Wanderers Fives World Cup and the Sydney Super Cup to engage our members and supporters.”
Omoda Jaecoo Australia Chief Commercial Officer Roy Munoz said the partnership represented an exciting opportunity to connect with football fans.
“The A-Leagues represents the pinnacle of professional football in Australia and New Zealand and to partner with such a prolific team within the sport is a fantastic opportunity,” said Munoz.
“Jaecoo and the Wanderers go together like a ball and the back of the net; this partnership is bound to result in kicking countless goals over the coming months.”
As part of the partnership, Jaecoo will deliver a range of exclusive fan experiences and activations.
The announcement continues the momentum building around the Sydney Super Cup, with the Wanderers preparing to welcome Chelsea FC to Western Sydney for a landmark occasion that will showcase the club, its supporters and the region on the global stage.
