Soccer is growing in the US. The Premier League wants a piece of the fandom
The English league’s new campaign for its 2026-27 season targets US audiences by highlighting World Cup stars—and one famous New York fan.
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The English league’s new campaign for its 2026-27 season targets US audiences by highlighting World Cup stars—and one famous New York fan.
The non-alcoholic beer brand inked a wide-reaching, multi-year sponsorship deal with the stadium, as well as the Jets and the Giants.
On the heels of the pickleball craze, padel is poised to be one of the next sports to pique the interest of American sports enthusiasts and brands.
The character from the beloved Apple TV show got top billing during the World Cup—including a World Cup watch party at the NWSL team’s stadium.
MLB theme nights have long been popular, but new trends are starting to take shape as teams across the league court families with theme nights tied to children’s shows, and women with book-related themes.
During this year’s event, the title sponsor is looking to build on the momentum the league and its partners have experienced since its last All-Star Game in Chicago four years ago.
MLS is rolling out its largest marketing campaign in league history.
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