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Fifa has officially announced an extension of its top-tier sponsorship agreement with Visa, expanding its existing deal with the payment services brand that covers its women’s football competitions.

The title rights to the Red Bull-owned Formula 1 team formerly known as AlphaTauri have been acquired by digital and mobile payment network Visa and fellow financial services company Cash App

Visa and Qatar Airways have renewed their top-tier Fifa Partner deals, covering all of the global football federation's major men’s, women’s and youth events, SportBusiness can exclusively reveal.

The United States Soccer Federation has announced it has extended Visa's sponsorship of the national body through 2028, emphasising that at least 50 per cent of Visa's investment will go toward the women's…

Payment services brand Visa has stepped up its backing of women’s football by announcing plans to support 33 players through its Team Visa programme.

Payment services brand Visa made the biggest-ever sponsorship commitment in women’s football last month when it acquired the top women’s football package under Fifa’s revamped sponsorship structure. S

League continues to grow its presence in once-shunned Nevada market

Super Bowl LV in Tampa Bay, Florida, will be the first fully cashless Super Bowl following an extended agreement with the National Football League and Visa, the league's official payment services technology…

The National Football League's San Francisco 49ers have announced that Levi's Stadium will become the latest sports and entertainment venue in the United States to go fully cashless

Three leading brands from The Olympic Partner Programme have described the challenges they have faced as a consequence of the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and how they have adapted their activation plans. Ben Cronin reports.

Visa’s head of marketing for Europe, Adrian Farina, has credited Uefa’s decision to unbundle the sponsorship rights for its men’s and women’s tournaments, saying that it provided the ‘trigger’ for the bra…

Every so often, a moment changes the sports marketing world forever. Some moments happen behind closed doors, and only reveal their significance later. Others literally shake the world instantly. Another one of those moments might just have happened, in women’s football.