derick.khumalo
Chronicle Writer
THE Young Flying Stars Sports Academy (YFSSA) under-20 side has confirmed a major sponsorship agreement with Budget Cash & Carry, a leading wholesaler based in Bulawayo.
The deal, signed for an undisclosed amount, will see Budget Cash & Carry supply the team’s home kit, away kit, and third kit, while also covering travel and camp logistics for the squad.
This partnership represents a significant boost for the academy’s under-20 players, ensuring they are equipped with professional-standard gear and supported in their competitive development.
“We are proud to partner with Young Flying Stars Sports Academy’s under-20 side, a team that embodies the future of football in Zimbabwe,” said a spokesperson for Budget Cash & Carry.
“Our new partnership underlines our commitment to nurturing young talent and strengthening community sport in Bulawayo. We believe this collaboration will inspire the next generation of athletes and bring fans closer to the game.”
Budget Cash & Carry has also confirmed that replica jerseys will be available for parents and fans, allowing the wider community to show their support for the under-20 side both at matches and beyond.
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The academy’s leadership has welcomed the sponsorship as a timely boost for the under-20 side, emphasising the importance of corporate partnerships in sustaining youth football.
Director Collen Nyambiya highlighted the impact the deal will have on the players and the wider community.
“This partnership with Budget Cash & Carry is a milestone for our under-20 side. Their support in providing kits and funding travel logistics ensures our young players can focus entirely on their football development. It is more than just a sponsorship; it is an investment in the future of Zimbabwean football, and we are grateful for their commitment to nurturing talent at grassroots level.”
The sponsorship not only enhances the academy’s resources but also highlights the importance of corporate backing in developing Zimbabwe’s next wave of football stars.
