SYDNEY, Sept. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Axi, a leading global Forex and CFD broker, has announced the continuation of its collaboration with England international John Stones. Since partnering with the Man City star, Stones has continued to have unparalleled success on the field. The season ended with his club winning the Premier League championship for the fourth consecutive time – the first time a Premier League club has ever achieved this.
Hannah Hill, Head of Brand and Sponsorship at Axi, states, “We are beyond thrilled to renew our collaboration with our Brand Ambassador, John Stones. Last year, we witnessed football at its finest as our longtime partners, Man City, accomplished a historic milestone, winning four back-to-back the Premier League titles. With over 250 appearances for Man City, John’s remarkable skills and commitment to finding the competitive edge perfectly aligns with our values and ambitions. Just like John, we are dedicated to excellence and to sharpening our edge. We look forward to another awesome season and greater successes.”
Back in January, Axi launched their first player activation with John Stones for their Spread Betting campaign. Targeted exclusively at the UK audience, the activation featured John Stones reflecting on some of his most iconic moments on the field.
In addition to John Stones, Axi has been the Official Online Trading Partner of Premier League Champions, Man City for both the men’s and women’s teams, as well as City Football Group (CFG) Brazilian football club, Esporte Clube Bahia. Recently, the broker also announced a renewal of their partnership with CFG owned LaLiga club Girona FC, as the club’s Official LATAM Online Trading Partner for two more seasons.
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