The well-known and successful casino, QuinnCasino has just announced that they will be becoming the new main shirt sponsor for Dundee United.
The club’s new front-of-shirt sponsor, Quinn Casino will be replacing distillers Eden Mill St Andrews.
On of the top flight Scottish football club has signed an agreement for the upcoming 2022/23 season that will see their logo emblazoned on one of Dundee’s home kits. As part of this partnership, QuinnCasino gets access to advertising across “a significant number” touch points at Tannadice Park–the ground where they’ll be playing many games!
“We’re delighted to be working with the Community Sports Trust on this great cause. Our brands, Quinnbet and QuinnCasino are enjoying huge success in Scotland so it’s fantastic that we can help promote education around responsible gambling too! “The iGaming brand will further support their work by promoting awareness of how important sportsmanship really is – which ties into our own ambitions for next season.”
It has been announced that the Eden Mill, who was previously sponsor of Dundee United’s main shirt will be stepping down from their position but still remain an associate partner in what is now known as “the new partnership structure.”
The CEO of QuinnCasino has confirmed that they are proud to be partnering with Dundee United in a deal which will bring significant benefits for both parties, as well as showcasing Scotland at international level.
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