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Tsehay Bank becomes official sponsor of St. George FC

Ethiopia’s oldest clubs, St. George FC, has announced a groundbreaking five-year partnership with Tsehay Bank. The wide-ranging collaboration encompasses financial initiatives and branding opportunities that will benefit the club and its fanbase.

Under the deal, Tsehay Bank, known for its inclusive motto “For All,” is now St. George FC’s official financial sponsor. Yared Mesfen, Tsehay Bank CEO, expressed excitement over the pairing, noting the bank gains exposure to the club’s massive nationwide following.

Key to the agreement, Tsehay Bank services will streamline club operations. Fans can pay membership fees through the bank, simplifying transactions. Players and staff will also have salary accounts through Tsehay.

To boost engagement, Tsehay branches will sell match tickets and club merchandise, like iconic shirts. The bank receives branding on St. George’s social media, newspaper, radio show and communications.

Vital infrastructure support also comes via Tsehay Bank. St. George FC can access a 40 million birr loan for developing training facilities, crucial for long-term success and development.

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Additionally, Tsehay Bank provides initial sponsorship of five million birr, increasing 10 percent annually. This funding will assist player recruitment, talent programs and upgrades – vital facets of club operations.

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