Football Federation Australia and Hyundai Motor Company Australia have extended their partnership for a further four years, FFA CEO David Gallop announced on Monday morning.
Hyundai have been the naming rights partner of the A-League since the league's inception back in 2005 and their partnership will continue until at least the end of the 2019-2020 season.
“Hyundai has been a fantastic supporter and partner of the A-League since before the competition's inception and it is great news they have agreed to continue the relationship for a further four years,” FFA CEO David Gallop said.
“Hyundai's support now runs through the pyramid of Australian Football from the grassroots to our flagship competitions.
“I'd like to thank Hyundai for their valuable support and look forward to another four years of the relationship.”
Hyundai Motor Company Australia CEO Charlie Kim was very pleased Hyundai was able to extend the deal, citing the company's love for the round ball game in Australia.
“I extend my thanks to David Gallop and the team at the FFA for the great work they do for football in this country," KIm said.
"We will continue to support the Hyundai A-League, along with the Westfield W-League, the Caltex Socceroos and the Westfield Matildas, because we know that when we grow football, we grow our brand."
