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MONDAY, JULY 21, 2025
UCB becomes the new partner of the national football team

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Press Release
17 March, 2025, 05:50 pm
Last modified: 17 March, 2025, 05:52 pm

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UCB becomes the new partner of the national football team

Press Release
17 March, 2025, 05:50 pm
Last modified: 17 March, 2025, 05:52 pm
UCB becomes the new partner of the national football team

United Commercial Bank PLC (UCB) and the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) have formed a strategic partnership to foster the growth of Bangladesh's national football team and strengthen its position in international competitions.

Through this collaboration, both organisations will collaborate to promote football's development and restore its popularity.

At an official signing ceremony today at UCB's headquarters, UCB officially became the title sponsor of the Bangladesh National Men's Football Team for the next five years.

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This partnership is expected to accelerate football's progress in Bangladesh and help the national team become more competitive and successful. Speakers at the event expressed their optimism that this agreement would open new horizons for football in the country's future.

BFF President Tabith Awal and UCB's Managing Director and CEO Mohammad Mahmududur Rashid signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organisations.

UCB Chairman Sharif Zahir, BFF General Secretary Imran Hossain Tushar, and other senior officials from both organisations also attended the event to mark this momentous occasion.

BFF President Tabith Awal stated, "Corporate support is crucial for the growth of football. Sponsorship from organisations like UCB will contribute to the national team's development and strengthen Bangladesh's position on the global football stage."

UCB Chairman Sharif Zahir added, "We are proud to be associated with Bangladesh football's rich legacy. UCB is committed to supporting the national team's success and will actively work to make football more popular among the younger generation."

This agreement is more than just a sponsorship—it is a milestone toward a brighter future for football in Bangladesh. BFF and UCB officials hope this collaboration will elevate Bangladesh's football to new heights internationally.

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