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Lusail SC signs strategic partnerships for 2026/27 season

The Lusail Sports Club has announced a package of strategic partnership agreements for the 2026/2027 sports season with a select group of leading companies and institutions. The agreements form part o...

Lusail SC signs strategic partnerships for 2026/27 season

The Lusail Sports Club has announced a series of strategic partnership agreements for the 2026/2027 season. These agreements aim to bolster the club's integrated and sustainable sports ecosystem and contribute to the development of Qatar's sporting sector. The partnership model goes beyond traditional sponsorship, focusing on long-term institutional relationships that support the club's sporting, administrative, and community development.

Qatari Diar has joined as a strategic partner, leveraging its national standing, extensive experience in development, and shared connection with the club and Lusail City. Aspire Zone Foundation and its companies have also partnered, providing expertise and capabilities in sports, services, and operations to enhance the club's services and operations.

Doha International School has become the club's academic partner, aiming to link sport with education and develop future generations. GWC will serve as the logistics partner, bringing expertise in logistics services and solutions to improve the club's operational efficiency and sustainability. Fitogether has joined as the technology partner, supporting the club's digital transformation and use of data to enhance sporting performance.

Fusion Group Holding is the club's talent and youth development partner, focusing on grassroots, academy, and youth programs to identify and develop young talent. President Nawaf Mohammed al-Mudahka emphasized that these partnerships align with the club's vision of building a modern, competitive sports model that is sustainable, technologically advanced, and close to its fans and community.

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