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Ralph Hasenhuttl, the Coach of Southampton has recently revealed that he is hopeful regarding the new crypto boost sponsorship deal of the club. Ralph believes that the new profitable deal will provide them assistance this summer in what is set to be a hot transfer window.
Ralph Hasenhuttl, Southampton Coach Optimistic For Crypto Boost
The Saints have recently made an announcement that an extension of their agreement with the Coingaming Group as main club partner for a further three years, which will be seeing the Sprtsbet.io brand continue on the front face of the team shirts.
Already been described as the biggest sponsorship settlement in the history of the club, which will also be consisting of an option for certain bonuses based on the performances to be paid in BTC.
The reason behind this is the exploration of various potentials of Southampton for financial growth and development.
In addition to this, the integration continues to spotlight the importance of secure betting, with schemes to motivate fans to consider the risks prior to the placement of bets.
Ralph Hasenhuttl hopes that the security of the patronage elongation can only be a positive one as the Premier League club marches into another busy summer hiring drive.
The Saints boss released a statement that read:
“I know that there were always some discussions about taking a betting company as a main sponsor on the shirt.”
Safety in Planning For The Summer
The Saints boss also said addressing the enhancement of safety in planning for the summer, because it is going to be a hot transfer summer. He said:
“And that means we have a little bit more safety in planning for the summer because it will be a hot transfer summer for sure because I expect some big moves also in the summer, but a lot of teams are struggling with their finances.”
Mentioning the opportunity to invest in players, he said:
“It gives us a chance to invest in players that we need for the next season because we have a few positions where we have big problems and big issues, so this gives us more alternatives for looking around.”