African SportFeb 4, 2022

Kangen water partners with Hearts of Oak after Muntari’s signing

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Nsereko Musoke Isa

Feb 4, 20222 min readFeb 4, 2022

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Hearts of Oak have grabbed their first sponsorship deal following the acquisition of veteran midfielder Sulley Muntari. Hearts of Oak have grabbed the headlines this week after news went viral of the signing of the former AC and Inter Milan midfielder. The reigning Ghana Premier League champions have started enjoying the fruit of the aforementioned […]

Hearts of Oak have grabbed their first sponsorship deal following the acquisition of veteran midfielder Sulley Muntari.

Hearts of Oak have grabbed the headlines this week after news went viral of the signing of the former AC and Inter Milan midfielder.

The reigning Ghana Premier League champions have started enjoying the fruit of the aforementioned business by penning a bumper partnership contract with Mineral Water firm, Kangen Water Ghana Limited on Thursday.

The club will receive GH¢255,000 as part of the deal which is valid for the next three years.

“The management of Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club is delighted to announce that the club has signed a three-year Commercial Partnership Agreement with Kangen Water Ghana Limited”, the club announced on Thursday.

The Phobians are widely expected to reap huge benefits from the arrival of the UEFA Champions League winner.

Kangen Water will act as the Club’s Official Water Partner for the duration of this agreement.

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