Avery Dennison Supports Premier League Mornings Live Event In Orlando
Avery Dennison will be supporting the Premier League at its eighth Premier League Mornings Live fan festival, hosted in Orlando, Florida on January 21st and 22nd.
The event will be an opportunity for US-based soccer fans and those traveling in the States to enjoy a free weekend of live-streamed fixtures and have a chance at bumping into a number of special guests, including Premier League title winners Alan Shearer and Gary Cahill.
Over 50,000 US fans have attended Premier League Mornings Live events to date and this year’s cohort will be traveling to Universal CityWalk at Universal Orlando resort to watch top-tier Premier League teams battle it out.
As a partner of the Premier League, Avery Dennison is the official embellishment provider for kit names and numbers and will be at the event with 500 specially designed limited edition jerseys that can be won by fans.
This is the fifth Premier League Mornings Live jersey the Avery Dennison team has designed and produced, having attended previous events in Austin, Miami, Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
By taking part in the event, Avery Dennison is holding true to its commitment to nourishing fan experience in the team sports realm by supporting this unique occasion for supporters and giving them a special memento to take home.
It’s also an opportunity to showcase the capabilities of Embelex, Avery Dennison’s ever-growing suite of solutions for on-garment branding which is already used by professional sports organisations across the globe.
Simon Allen, Regional Commercial Director, Teamsports UK and Europe at Avery Dennison, said: “We are happy to support the Premier League as part of our ongoing partnership in a shared mission to enhance the sports fan experience, both inside and outside the stadium.
“This endeavor is another key moment in the most recent chapter of Avery Dennison’s global success story, working with pioneering sports teams and organisations.
“It’s a joy to see soccer being embraced in the US, offering millions of sports fans a chance to join in on the buzz of the world’s biggest sport.”
