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Spanish football club Atlético Madrid has added television manufacturer TD Systems as a new sponsor. The club has signed a two-year contract with the Madrid-based company.
Sponsorship & Marketing Football

LaLiga's Atlético Madrid has added cyber security specialists Acronis to its sponsorship portfolio. As part of the deal, the brand will provide its data protection and analysis services to the club.
Sponsorship & Marketing Football

Spanish football club Atlético Madrid has renewed its sponsorship agreement with health brand Herbalife Nutrition, the main sponsor of its women's team.
Esports Esports

Spanish LaLiga football side Atlético Madrid has announced the launch of its own esports outfit, in collaboration with the existing Movistar Riders team, which is part-owned by Spanish telecoms giant …
Business Football

Canadian Premier League commissioner David Clanachan has revealed that Spanish media company Mediapro played a key role in LaLiga giants Atlético Madrid securing the rights to an expansion team in Ottawa.
Business Football

LaLiga club Atlético Madrid has secured the rights to a Canadian Premier League expansion team, which will be based in Ottawa.
Governance Football

Jeff Hunt, an Ottawa businessman who is part owner of the Canadian Football League's Ottawa Redblacks, has confirmed he is part of a group looking to bring a Canadian Premier League team to the Canadian …
Events Football

Real Madrid has written to Spain's soccer federation (RFEF) to express the club's opposition to LaLiga's plans to play Villarreal's upcoming home match with Atletico Madrid in Miami
Sponsorship & Marketing Football

LaLiga football club Atlético Madrid has signed up international money transfer company Ria Money Transfer as its new back-of-shirt sponsor.

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Spanish club Atlético Madrid recently acquired Canadian Premier League expansion team Atlético Ottawa. Bob Williams looks at how the LaLiga giants hope to use this move to expand its presence overseas.

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Dermot Ledwith speaks to Fernando Fariza at Atlético Madrid about the club’s recent move across the city to the Wanda Metropolitano.

Business Football

Spanish club Atlético Madrid is reportedly poised to cap a busy summer in the United States by taking part in the MLS All-Star Game in Orlando.
Attendance Football

Atlético Madrid Femenino drew 60,739 fans for their clash with FC Barcelona Femení at Wanda Metropolitano on Sunday, setting a world-record attendance for a women's club football match.
Sponsorship & Marketing Football

Latin-American bank North International Bank has signed a four-year regional sponsorship with LaLiga club Atlético Madrid.
Stadia Football

Spanish LaLiga football club Atlético Madrid has insisted that it owns the land on which its new Wanda Metropolitano stadium is built after the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid (TSJM) annulled an agreement …
Business Football

Quantum Pacific Group, an entity led by Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer, has taken a 15 per cent stake in Atlético Madrid through a deal that will see a reduction of the shareholdings held by president Enrique Cerezo, chief executive Miguel Angel Gil Marin and Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group.

Business Football

Spanish LaLiga football club Atletico Madrid is set to add to its portfolio of teams after agreeing a deal to acquire a stake in Mexican outfit Atletico San Luis.
Stadia Football

Atletico Madrid has sealed a deal with the city council to acquire the land where its new stadium is being built, with the agreement set to grant the Spanish LaLiga football club exclusive use of the venue.
Business Football

Atlético Madrid has posted a post-tax profit of €3.9m ($4.2m) for 2015-16, signalling a further improvement in the Spanish LaLiga football club’s financial outlook.