In its ongoing pursuit of technological innovation applied to football, Sevilla FC continues to establish strategic alliances in Asia. Following collaborations in India and China, the Spanish club has now signed an agreement with Korean Gangwon FC under the World Club Alliance Program.
Gangwon FC, a prominent club in the Korean K-League, will benefit from Sevilla FC’s expertise in football development, drawing on the Spanish club’s 134 years of history and recent advancements in training methodologies and technological tools. The alliance aims to enhance Gangwon FC’s growth across various football aspects, aligning with Sevilla FC’s commitment to sharing knowledge beyond direct competition.
The collaboration with Bengaluru United FC in India and the International School Services (ISS) in China laid the groundwork for this model. Sevilla FC’s President, José María del Nido Carrasco, emphasized the significance of this partnership within their internationalization plan, citing Gangwon FC’s commitment to growth through technological development and young talent.
The agreement is expected to facilitate synergies between the two clubs, promoting mutual development in technological innovation applied to football. Gangwon FC’s head, Byung Ji Kim, expressed the impact of the alliance, citing Sevilla FC’s status as a football powerhouse and a source of inspiration for Gangwon FC’s aspirations.
This strategic move aligns with Sevilla FC’s mission to position its brand globally and contribute to the growth of football through shared knowledge and experience. The World Club Alliance Program proves to be a decisive step in their internationalization plan, bridging football and technology across continents.
