FIFA deepened its ties to Saudi Arabia by confirming a sponsorship with the kingdom's state oil firm Aramco on Thursday.

Fifa has announced a partnership with Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, Aramco. The deal is in place until 2027, giving Aramco sponsorship rights for the men's World Cup in 2026 and the Women's World Cup the following year.

World soccer governing body FIFA has signed a partnership with oil and gas conglomerate Saudi Aramco that will run through to the end of 2027, it said in a statement on Thursday. The four-year deal will see Aramco become a worldwide partner of FIFA,

Saudi Arabia's state oil giant Aramco and world football governing body FIFA on Thursday announced a major sponsorship agreement until the end of 2027."Through this partnership with FIFA we aim to contribute to football development and harness the power of sport to make an impact around the globe,

FIFA have signed a four-year sponsorship contract with Aramco, the world’s largest fossil fuel company and its biggest polluter, which is 98.5 per cent owned by the Saudi Arabian state

Saudi Aramco FIFA World Cup sponsor. Through the partnership, Aramco and FIFA intend to leverage the power of football to create impactful social initiatives around the world. Ara

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) deepened its ties to Saudi Arabia by confirming a sponsorship with the kingdom's state oil firm Aramco on Thursday. The deal was expected and became inevitable once Saudi Arabia was all but sealed last October as the 2034 host of the men's World Cup.