Official: Monza Extend Lotto Kit Deal
Lotto and AC Monza have announced an extension of their partnership that will see the Italian sportswear brand produce Monza's kits until the end of the 25-26 season.
Since signing a deal with Lotto ahead of the 2019-20 season, Monza have managed to win promotion and establish themselves in Serie A.
Adriano Galliani, AC Monza CEO, commented: “ We are extremely happy to renew the technical sponsorship with Lotto Sport Italia. In 2019 at the time of Serie C, President Tomat was one of the first to believe in the AC Monza project strongly, and together we experienced unforgettable seasons that will remain forever engraved in the history of the club.”.
«We are proud to continue the path undertaken in 2019 with Monza. The Brianza club has experienced unforgettable and unique moments in its history with the lozenge on its chest, including the promotion to Serie A » comments Andrea Tomat, President of Lotto Sport Italia.
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