Mumbai City FC to partner with Askmegrocery.com in ISL-II
Askmegrocery.com to be the digital partner for Mumbai City FC
Askmegrocery.com to be the digital partner for Mumbai City FC
New Delhi, 7th October 2015: www.askmegrocery.com is ASKME’s foray in pan India online grocery business and has now shown their commitment to Mumbai City FC for this season of ISL. They will be featured as the jersey pendant throughout the season showing support for the team in the second edition of the Hero Indian Super League.
Commenting on the new association, Indranil Das Blah, CEO, Mumbai City FC said, “AskMe is a young, vibrant company already making its mark in the Indian e-commerce space, much like we are trying to do with Mumbai City FC in India's football landscape. We see a win-win relationship with this tie-up.”
Speaking on the development Manav Sethi, Group Chief Marketing Officer & Head Digital Strategy, said, “Football is at the cusp of becoming a scalable sport in India and is close to the hearts & aspirations of today’s youth globally & in India. ASKME has been a disruptive brand and has embraced and invested in emerging trends and personalities that have the potential to become leaders in their respective domains. Our investment in Mumbai City FC is validation of this.”
The 2nd edition of the Hero Indian Super League started on 3rd October in Chennai. Mumbai City FC will play their 2nd match against Kerala Blasters FC in Kochi on 10th October, and their first home match on 16th October at the fortress, DY Patil Stadium, Nerul, Mumbai.
About Mumbai City Football Club:
Mumbai City FC is Mumbai’s franchise in the Hero Indian Super League. Bollywood actor and football enthusiast Ranbir Kapoor and chartered accountant Bimal Parekh together own the team. Mumbai’s D.Y Patil Stadium is the team’s home stadium. The team’s logo is a reflection of a resilient fortress that stands proudly, surrounding the logo that signifies the unrelenting, determined spirit of the city. The seven stars symbolize the islands that form Mumbai. Trains that are the very lifeline of the city ply millions of Mumbaikars across its vast expanse and connect these islands. Each passenger, each citizen of the city is bound together by their love for the place they call home. 20 million citizens, 20 million hearts pulse to a single beat - the heartbeat of Mumbai.
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