A few Newcastle United fans have been reacting on social media, after the St. James’ Park outfit shared that we have agreed a deal with Totum Sport to join the club as an Associate Partner.
Totum Sport produces the only sports supplement product that contains all 78 naturally occurring electrolytes that are available in a fully bio-available form.
Their agreement with the club will see branded advertisement featured on the electronic boards surrounding the pitch at St. James’ Park, as well as a place on the club’s digital platforms.
John Kelleher, CEO of Totum Sport, described the partnership as being a great addition to help grow his company’s presence across the globe, and lauded the benefits of working with Newcastle.
“Newcastle United is a giant in football, and our association with the club marks a hugely important development for Totum Sport as we grow our presence across the Premier League and the game globally,” he told NUFC.co.uk.
“Our partnership with Newcastle United and its huge fanbase is an exciting fit for Totum Sport, and we look forward to a developing a strong relationship with this great club.”
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Totum Sport’s products are used to support hydration, performance and recovery across a range of sports, including football, and are optimised to supplement athletes at a cellular level.
The supplements – suitable for vegetarians – are said to maximise the health of all cells and to optimise the body completely, and are harvested from 20-30m below plankton blooms in the Atlantic Ocean.
Each item is transported under carefully controlled conditions back to Totum Sports’ pharmaceutical-grade laboratory, and are sold in a ready-to-drink sachet after being cold micro-filtered.
It is recommended that athletes take Totum Sport’s supplements ten minutes before exertion, on an empty stomach and to only drink water thereafter, in order to best prepare cells for exercise.
Here are some of the messages shared as fans reacted to news of our deal with Totum Sport…
Excellent stuff, NUFC – partnerships with leading N.E. brands who also attack global markets, notably the US, is fantastic, well done.
— Nedders (@Neddrs) January 23, 2020
Let me guess, another SD spin off ?
— ℍ𝕠𝕪𝕝𝕖𝕫 (@hoylez87) January 23, 2020
Fancy buying the lads new paddling pools for the summer with that cash? #nufc
— JToon (@JM1988nufc) January 24, 2020
Great, does Totem play Lwb or striker?
— MagpieMan⚫️⚪️ (@comeonyoutoon) January 23, 2020
We have a head of commercial? New role or just been skiving for 10 years?
Still, good to see something other than gambling enter the world of sponsorship/”partnerships”
— Rich Harle (@RJHarle) January 23, 2020
Stick him at striker
— jack_nufc (@jacknufc5) January 23, 2020
In other Newcastle United news, a £44k-p/w striker is reportedly prepared to reject a January move to St. James’ Park.