Sports marketing in the Middle East has been witnessing a lot of momentum in recent years. As it stands, the regional industry has no shortage of sports events, sponsorship plays, intellectual property (IP), naming rights, content distribution, endorsements, media productions and rights management, omnichannel fan engagement platforms and conversations around local talent and women’s sports.
This means two things. On one hand, there’s a lot of positive sentiment around sports marketing with several brands showing up to participate in this space. Professional athletes, amateurs, fitness enthusiasts, brand aficionados and fans are fuelling the fervour across running clubs, football,
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