Indian Super League side Odisha FC have penned up a three-year sensational deal with the current Premier League club Watford FC, with the moment proved beneficial for both the clubs with mutual consent and respect where the clubs will operate. This important partnership will be a big role in terms of the development of amalgamation for Odisha FC.
The coaches and the staff of Watford FC will help Odisha FC set up their youth players from the Odisha FC Youth team who willfully get a chance of a lifetime to train with Watford’s first team as well as the academy players. Odisha FC also did confirm the news of signing with Watford FC of a three-year deal as they quoted “A New Dawn in the truest sense. We are delighted to announce a three year International Club Partnership with pa premier league club, Watford FC. This partnership is poised to alter the landscape of football in Odisha. A big welcome to the Hornets”.
#ANewDawn in the truest sense. We are delighted to announce a three year International Club Partnership with @premierleague club, @WatfordFC.
This partnership is poised to alter the landscape of football in Odisha.
A big welcome to #TheHornets! #OdishaFC #AmaTeamAmaGame pic.twitter.com/XE6NCOHh6y
— Odisha FC (@OdishaFC) September 1, 2021
The Bhubaneswar side will also travel and train at the Watford training ground as a part of pre-training and will also be an exhibition match in England with Watford FC.
Watford FC’s commercial director Mr aul. Brian was very happy with the deal as he said there is something different and we loved to get involved in new things that provide different experiences for the club.
Odisha Football Club’s president Mr Raj Athwal in his press conference also mentioned that are excited and proud to announce a unique partnership with the English Premier League club Watford FC.
Watford FC have officially signed a three year sensational deal with ISL side Odisha FC in their recent press conference by stating “Watford FC and Odisha FC”
🏴 @WatfordFC 🔗 @OdishaFC 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/ZXx5XqQMxi
— Watford Football Club (@WatfordFC) September 1, 2021
