LeoVegas Group and Tottenham Hotspur F.C. have announced a new 3-year partnership deal that will see the Group’s sportsbook brands BetMGM become the men’s and women’s club’s Official Betting Partner, as well as the Official Front of Training Wear Partner of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. As Official Partner, BetMGM will prominently feature on media backdrops and the men’s training kit during Premier League, domestic cup, and European fixtures. Additionally, the brand will be regularly highlighted on pitch-side LEDs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the largest club stadium in London, on stadium big screens, and on IPTV.
The partnership will enable increased awareness and reach of the Group’s sportsbook brand BetMGM, which was recently launched in the UK and the Netherlands. Customers and fans can expect to be included in exciting partnership events, including unique experiences for fans and giveaways.
Sam Behar, UK Director BetMGM, said “We are very proud to launch this partnership with Spurs as their progressive spirit fully aligns with BetMGM’s ambitions. This is our third Premier League deal in just a week, and we look forward to kicking off this exciting season as we continue to grow BetMGM’s presence in the world of sports.”
Ryan Norys, Chief Revenue Officer at Tottenham Hotspur, said “We are delighted to announce this partnership with BetMGM. The Club and BetMGM’s values align exceptionally well through a competitive spirit, whilst also continuing to strive for greatness.
“BetMGM has demonstrated it is putting its customers first by continuously developing its product offering to fans. Throughout this partnership, we are looking to help BetMGM further establish itself in the UK market, as well as enhancing customers’ knowledge around responsible gambling.”
The new Premier League club deal marks LeoVegas Group’s third in a week, underscoring a significant milestone in the strategy to amplify its focus on sports. Over recent years, the Group has entered into several strategic partnerships, most recently with Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. and Newcastle United F.C.
