Following the arrival of Lionel Messi, the team in pink finds itself amidst a whirlwind of change. Beyond securing lucrative deals, the club’s landscape is undergoing a transformation.
David Beckham’s club, basking in the limelight, has not only reaped substantial profits through deals but has also commanded high prices for tickets, fetching hundreds of dollars each.
Now, the latest reports indicate that the club has clinched a groundbreaking deal to rename their stadium from DVR Pink Stadium, a move that has set fans abuzz with excitement.
The Lionel Messi deal transpired swiftly last year, leaving little room for significant alterations to the club at the time.
However, the franchise is now fervently focused on fortifying its brand identity, having finalized an agreement to rechristen the stadium as Chase Stadium following a partnership with JPMorgan Chase, an announcement made official recently. The 21,500-capacity venue will prominently feature the sponsor’s name throughout its premises.
Expressing his enthusiasm about the partnership, the club’s Chief Business Officer remarked, “Inter Miami is privileged to collaborate with the nation’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase.
We prioritize quality in our partnerships, and we are thrilled to embark on an exciting journey ahead alongside such an influential partner like Chase.” Moreover, the bank’s clientele stands to benefit from a host of exclusive perks.
According to reports, individuals holding the bank’s credit and debit cards will enjoy a 25% discount at selected concession stands during the inaugural game upon presentation of their cards to the Chase ambassador onsite.
But that’s not all. Additional benefits include privileged stadium entry on matchdays, access to presale tickets, discounts on official merchandise, and concessions at the stadium.
Inter Miami has also introduced in-seat service and checkout-free stores in select areas in a bid to enhance the fan experience and alleviate queuing hassles. Overall, the club is poised to deliver an electrifying atmosphere as it gears up for the upcoming season.
In other news, after sitting out two preseason starts, Lionel Messi is slated to feature in tomorrow’s game, as confirmed by coach Tata Martino.
Martino stated, “Messi and Suárez are prepared to play; if 90 minutes are warranted, we will assess this based on the team’s requirements.” Nevertheless, the club will commence the season without some of its promising young talents.
Facundo Farias, one of their notable young acquisitions, has been sidelined for the entire season due to an ACL injury. Players like Nicolás Freire and Ian Fray will be absent for a period owing to injuries.
Nonetheless, the team remains formidable with former Barcelona stalwarts and fresh arrivals such as Julian Gressel. Yet, the pivotal question remains whether they can translate their preseason form into a victorious start to the season.
