Liverpool football club gets new Turkish partnership

Liverpool football club gets new Turkish partnership

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

Liverpool’s striker Luis Suarez (L) celebrates scoring a goal against Norwich City.

Liverpool FC has announced another addition to its partnership family, in the form of Turkish betting brand, Misli.com. The partnership with Misli.com will be exclusive to the Turkish market.

“Misli.com is very proud to be the exclusive betting partner for Liverpool Football Club in Turkey. This deal shows commitment to our 300,000 customers, bringing a global sports club closer to home. Through this partnership we hope to build on our customer base,” added Misli.com CEO, Barış Telkin. “Our partnership portfolio continues to expand globally through this new partnership in Turkey with Misli.com. All football fans know that Liverpool FC has a special connection with Turkey, especially since our Champions League win in Istanbul back in 2005,” said Liverpool Managing Director Ian Ayre.
Turkish retailer Ramsey is Liverpool’s clothing sponsor.
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