Online car retailer scores with new Aston Villa partnership
An online car retailer has secured a new multi-year partnership with football team Aston Villa.
Digital used-car specialist Cazoo has announced its new principal partnership with the Premier League club.
As part of the partnership, the online firm will see its branding featured on the playing and training kits of all teams, including the men’s first team, all women sides and the childrens’ academy.
Alex Chesterman OBE, founder & CEO of Cazoo commented: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Aston Villa and supporting the Club’s men’s and women’s sides as well as their academy and charitable efforts.
“We are looking forward to next season and working closely with the Club as we make Cazoo a household name by reinventing the used car buying experience and providing the best selection, value, quality and convenience for UK car buyers.”
Nicola Ibbetson, Aston Villa chief commercial officer, added: “We are immensely proud to have partnered with one of the fastest growing businesses in the UK.
“Cazoo’s commitment to a partnership with Aston Villa provides both parties with an opportunity to work together for many years to come.”
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