Blades announce new Commercial Partner

8th August 2019

Sheffield United F.

C. have today announced another significant new commercial partnership as they head into the 2019/20 Premier League campaign. Saudi Arabian based Al Wefaq Rent a Car have become the first official Car Rental Partner of the Football Club in a deal that will see the brand across the first team players and management training, travel and bench wear kit. Mr. Nasser Al Qahtani chairman at Al Wefaq Rent A Car expressed his great pride in this sponsorship saying: We are confident of the success of this partnership, which is one of our future plans aligned with the vision of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 2030 to support Saudi sports in general through the sponsorship program that we started last year locally, and we are expanding today globally with Sheffield United Football club part owned by Saudi Arabia's HRH Abdullah bin Mosaad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. AL Qahtani continued this is one of the main reasons for us to be part of the English Premier League, the strongest football league world wide. We wish Sheffield United "The Blades" all the best during the season and looking forward to long lasting partnership with the team and management. Founded in 2000, Al Wefaq Rent a Car has more than 80 branches inside the Saudi Kingdom cities domestic and international airports in addition to regional international airports including UAE and Egypt. For details visit www.alwefaq.com

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