Visa Still Getting Its Kicks From FIFA

Visa has solidified its relationship with FIFA through the next decade.

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    The deal secures Visa’s global marketing rights for a number of FIFA events, including the 2018 and 2022 soccer World Cups in Russia and Qatar respectively.

    “We’re delighted to have reached this agreement with our valued partner, Visa,” FIFA President Blatter said in a statement announcing the decision. “Visa’s huge global network and engaging consumer programs play a significant role in bringing the FIFA World Cup to all corners of the globe, and we’re delighted to have such a strong global brand by our side until at least 2022.”

    This news follows Visa’s announcement of a new rebranding campaign. To learn more about these efforts, read the full story by clicking here.

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