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Homeless World Cup: Vha.Po Sports, 54footballx, Boom Radio Partners TEAM NIGERIA

The Nigeria team to the 2024 “TEAM NIGERIA'' has announced a multi-partner agreement with .sports 54footballx and Boom Radio

The deal sees Vha.Po Sport become the official Kit supplier of the team with 54footballx and Boom Radio providing media coverage.

Vha.Po Sport agrees to a two year deal as kit supplier of the Team.

54footballx and Boom Radio will create broadcast, digital and retail contents around the team as they prepare for the upcoming Homeless World Cup in Seoul, South Korea slated for September this year.

Mr. Iwuchukwu Victor, CEO of Vha.Po Sports said the company is thrilled to be part of TEAM NIGERIA branding and looking forward to providing befitting kits which would enable the players to perform optimally during the competition.

He said, “We are excited to seal a partnership deal to brand TEAM NIGERIA to the Homeless World Cup. Our desire is to supply top quality kits and ensure the Team looks appealing and stands out during the competition. We understand the importance of quality kit on players’ performance and we won’t be compromising on our standard.

CEO 54footballx, Mr. Anyababa Ikem, in his statement said “Our platform is dedicated to providing a vibrant space for football fans to enhance their engagement with game in Africa. This is an exciting opportunity to provide organic content around the Team for public engagement and we’re glad to be part of the Team Nigeria Homeless World Cup campaign

CEO of Boom Radio, Sola Rogers "Mr. Sola Rogers commended Team Nigeria Director Yomi Kuku and his team for their resilience and dedication to using sports for empowerment. He praised their efforts and thanked them for their tireless work.

Rogers also called on corporate Nigeria, individuals, and government officials to support the team saying 'Let's back this talented team and ensure their success.'"

Team Nigeria Director, Yomi Kuku expressed his enthusiasm over the new tripartite partnership deal while also appealing to corporate executives and individuals to key into the project.

The Homeless World Cup is an annual street soccer event that brings together homeless people from across the world to participate in a football tournament that seeks to promote social inclusion and empowerment. The 2024 edition of the Homeless World Cup is slated to be held in Seoul, South Korea in September with 70 countries in attendance.

With Homeless World Cup – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

With exactly six months to go until the Seoul 2024 64 teams from 49 Homeless World Cup Member Countries have been invited to the South Korean capital to take part in the tournament, which is taking place at Hanyang University from 21st – 28th September.

The 19th edition of the tournament will be the first time the Homeless World Cup has been held in Asia since the tournament was introduced in 2003.

There will be nearly 50 countries represented at the tournament and 500 players will compete across 8-days in the world class sporting spectacle.

64 teams have been invited to participate from 49 Homeless World Cup Member Countries, 44 teams in the Men’s Homeless World Cup and 20 teams have been invited to play in the Women’s Homeless World Cup.

The Homeless World Cup is a world class sporting spectacle which has the power to change the lives of participants and shape attitudes towards the global issue of homelessness, using the universal language of football.

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With exactly six months to go until the Seoul 2024 Homeless World Cup, 64 teams from 49 Homeless World Cup Member Countries have been invited to the South Korean capital to take part in the tournament, which is taking place at Hanyang University from 21st – 28th September. 빅이슈코리아 - The Big Issue Korea

www.homelessworldcup.org/news/64-teams-invited-to-seoul-2024-homeless-world-cup

The 19th edition of the tournament will be the first time the Homeless World Cup has been held in Asia since the tournament was introduced in 2003.

There will be nearly 50 countries represented at the tournament and 500 players will compete across 8-days in the world class sporting spectacle.

64 teams have been invited to participate from 49 Homeless World Cup Member Countries, 44 teams in the Men’s Homeless World Cup and 20 teams have been invited to play in the Women’s Homeless World Cup.

DESTINATION SEOUL FOR THE 2024 HOMELESS WORLD CUP
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The Homeless World Cup Foundation and The Big Issue South Korea today announced that the 2024 Homeless World Cup will take place in Seoul, the first time the Homeless World Cup has been held in Asia since the tournament was introduced in 2003.
The Seoul 2024 Homeless World Cup, set to take place in October next year across 8-days in South Korea’s capital city, marks a significant milestone in the Homeless World Cup’s 20-year history and promises to be a once in a lifetime moment for everyone involved.
The location and dates of the tournament will be announced early in 2024 and this exciting announcement will be welcomed by nearly 70 Homeless World Cup Member Countries across the globe.

The Homeless World Cup is a world class sporting spectacle which has the power to change the lives of participants and shape attitudes towards the global issue of homelessness, using the universal language of football.
Advanced discussions are also in place for the 2025 and 2026 Homeless World Cups after the tournament made an emphatic return in July, the 2023 Sacramento Homeless World Cup, held in California’s state capitol was the first time the event had visited the US.

Mel Young, HWCF President and co-founder, said:  “We are absolutely delighted to be able to confirm our 2024 Homeless Would Cup will be held in Seoul, South Korea and thrilled to be visiting Asia for the first time since the tournament started in 2003.

Sooryul Kim, The Big Issue South Korea President, said: “We are thrilled from the bottom of our hearts to share in the passion and delight of homeless players around the world. We aim to raise awareness in Korean society about homelessness through the Homeless World Cup.
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For the first time in the Homeless World Cup’s 20 year-history, a unique, Sacramento 2023 Homeless World Cup logo and brand is unveiled

The logo is inspired by Sacramento being known as the the City of Trees

A tree is a symbol of strength, growth, healing, connections and branching out. All attributes that the helps promote.

Designed by Christopher Payne with support from the Homeless World Cup’s design and graphic agency, Tangent.

In less than a month, hundreds of athletes from around the world will gather together at California State University, to bring hope, healing, and inspiration to communities around the globe struggling with

The and Street Soccer USA unveiled the Sacramento 2023 Homeless World Cup logo, slated to represent this tournament’s inaugural trip to the United States.

Daniel Amokachi is a household name in Nigeria, known for his outstanding football.

Today, he is lending his fame and expertise to a cause that is close to his heart, the Homeless World Cup

The Former Nigerian International The Nigeria Football Federation
Super Eagles of Nigeria and Atlanta 96 Olympic Gold Olympics has been announced as “TEAM NIGERIA” Ambassador by Team Director Mr Yomi Kuku in Abuja, Nigeria.

During the signing ceremony, Dan Amokachi said, "I am excited to be an AMBASSADOR of Nigeria’s Homeless World Cup Team to bring awareness to the tournament.

Football is a powerful tool that can be used to bring people together and promote social inclusion. I believe that events like the Homeless World Cup are essential as they provide a platform for homeless and vulnerable people to showcase their football talents, get recognized and significantly empower them.
I am committed to giving my best to TEAM NIGERIA to the Homeless World Cup by championing its values across Nigeria on and off the pitch.

The former Club Brugge K.V. Everton Football Club and Beşiktaş star player used the occasion to announce the immediate deployment of his personal pet project; Daniel Amokachi Foundation as a partner of the Homeless World Cup country representative; Search and Groom Youth for Development Centre.

Team Nigeria Director, Mr Yomi Kuku expressed excitement about the value and the opportunity to work with Daniel Amokachi. He said, "We are delighted to have Daniel Amokachi on board. His fame and experience in football will be invaluable in raising awareness for the tournament and the cause we stand for. "We believe that football can transform lives, and we are committed to making a difference in communities and individuals through this project across Nigeria."

The Homeless World Cup is an annual street soccer event that brings together homeless people from across the world to participate in a football tournament that seeks to promote social inclusion and empowerment, the 2023 edition is slated to hold in Sacramento, California in July with 70 countries.

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