By Twink Jones Gadama
In a groundbreaking move, National Bank of Malawi (NBS) has announced a MK1 billion sponsorship package for the inaugural National Division League, set to be the second-tier league in the Malawi football pyramid.
This monumental investment is poised to revolutionize the football landscape in Malawi, providing a much-needed boost to the sport’s development.
The three-year sponsorship deal will see NBS provide financial support to teams participating in the league, as well as prizes for outstanding performance.
A total of MK375.6 million has been allocated for teams’ subvention and equipment, ensuring that participants have the necessary resources to compete at the highest level.
Furthermore, NBS has set aside MK90 million for team prizes, recognizing the achievements of teams that excel in the league. Individual prizes totaling MK25.2 million will also be awarded to outstanding players, coaches, and referees, acknowledging their hard work and dedication to the sport.
This sponsorship package is a testament to NBS’s commitment to supporting Malawian football and developing young talent.
By investing in the National Division League, NBS is providing a platform for aspiring footballers to showcase their skills, gain exposure, and potentially secure opportunities to play at higher levels.
The National Division League is expected to kick off soon, with teams from across Malawi set to participate.
The league will provide a competitive environment for teams to test their skills, develop their strategies, and gain valuable experience.
NBS’s sponsorship package has been hailed as a game-changer for Malawian football, providing a much-needed injection of funds into the sport.
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) officials have expressed their gratitude to NBS for its support, acknowledging the significant impact this sponsorship will have on the development of football in Malawi.
The sponsorship package is also expected to have a positive impact on the local economy, with teams and players benefiting from the financial support.
Additionally, the league is likely to attract spectators, generating revenue for local businesses and promoting tourism.
NBS’s MK1 billion sponsorship package for the inaugural National Division League is a significant investment in Malawian football.
By providing financial support, prizes, and recognition, NBS is helping to develop the sport, promote talent, and contribute to the growth of the local economy.
As the league prepares to kick off, football fans across Malawi eagerly anticipate the exciting competition that lies ahead.
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