Puma Sponsors Namibian Football Association

Global sportslifestyle brand PUMA has signed a sponsorship deal with the Namibian Football Association (NFA). Namibias national team, the Brave Warriors, will be supplied with PUMA apparel and footwear for the next several years through the 2010 World CupTM in South Africa.

Jochen Zeitz of PUMA AG said: “This association underlines PUMA's commitment to African Football and specifically to the growth and development of Football in Namibia. We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with the NFA.”

The Namibian Football Association was founded in 1990 and affiliated to FIFA and CAF in 1992.

Puma Sponsors Namibian Football Association

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