The partnership, which was announced via the team’s official blog, will last for two seasons and is worth around $480,000 (400,000 Euros) per year.
Commenting on the latest deal, the Commercial Director Frank Janssen said:
Cryptocurrencies are actively gaining ground in the sports industry. Just last week, Argentine soccer superstar Lionel Messi received cryptos as part of his welcome package and bonuses to Paris Saint-Germain.
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