The agreement represents Everton Women's second dedicated commercial partnership, following last year's deal with GGM Gastro
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Everton’s president of business operations Andrew Middleton believes the club’s women’s team have taken another step in their growth by signing a new multi-year partnership with Nestle Confectionery. The agreement will see Nestle become the 'Official Chocolate and Grab Bag Sweet Partner of Everton Women' and an 'Official Supplier of Hill Dickinson Stadium'.
The agreement represents Everton Women's second dedicated commercial partnership, following last year's deal with GGM Gastro, while the club also confirmed that focused partnerships are set to be announced. And Middleton said: “We are delighted to welcome Nestlé Confectionery as a partner of Everton Women and an Official Supplier of Hill Dickinson Stadium
“Like Everton, Nestlé’s brands have been part of family life for generations, making this a natural fit for our supporters and matchday experience.
“Together, we will create engaging moments across both venues and bring these iconic products closer to our audiences.
“This partnership is another important step in Everton Women’s continued growth, and we look forward to working with Nestlé to bring it to life.”
While Gail Stove, OOH Confectionery Lead for Nestlé UK & Ireland, said: "Nestlé Confectionery is excited to be an Official Partner of Everton Women and Official Supplier of Hill Dickinson Stadium. We can’t wait to share our beloved brands with visitors at these brilliant venues.
"Working collaboratively with Everton Football Club, we’ll bring the No.1 confectionery single within the leisure channel, KitKat® 4 Finger, along with other iconic Nestlé Confectionery brands for everyone to enjoy.”
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Everton Women return to action tomorrow afternoon when they take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Scott Phelan’s side currently find themselves eighth in the WSL table and drew 0-0 with Manchester United last time out.
“The game will be challenging,” Phelan said. “We have a plan in mind. We still have one more session to go, so we’ll be ready to go when the game comes around.”
“The level of physicality they have stands out straight away. They have really good players, so if you combine that with really good coaching – that’s a nice mix to have.
“In the defensive situations, they have really top players, so that’s why they’ve conceded less goals so far.”