SBI and Jamshedpur FC come together to promote football in India

With a sight to support and advance Indian football, the country’s biggest loan specialist, SBI, has joined hands with an essential organization with Jamshedpur FC, the football club possessed by Tata Steel.

The bank consented to a milestone arrangement with the JFC making this a first significant undertaking by SBI in the sport of football in India. With this organization, SBI will be one of the chief patrons of the JFC.

The organization was declared within the sight of Ashwani Bhatia, MD, SBI, TV Narendran, CEO and MD, Tata Steel, B. Raghavendra Rao, DMD, SBI, Chanakya Chaudhary, Chairman, JFC and Vice President Corporate Services, Tata Steel alongside other senior officials from SBI, Tata Steel and JFC.

“India has a rich football history and it is a matter of time that India enters the big stage of football. There have been rapid strides in Indian football over the past decade, especially with the advent of the Indian Super League. Tata Steel has been at the forefront of promoting football and has continuously produced champion players over the past three decades via the Tata Football Academy,” said Ashwani Bhatia, SBI MD.

“JFC is a step ahead in the same direction and the packed stands, every year, at the JRD Tata Sports complex speak volumes of the popularity of football amongst its legion of fans. Not just that, but, JFC has done incredible work in the grassroots, youth football and coach education, all the while engaging with these fan,” he continued.

“We also have a long-standing relationship with Tata Steel and the Tata Group and this partnership will help us to promote sports and more specifically football. These reasons made our decision very simple to partner with JFC, one of the top professional football clubs of India,” he concluded.

We anticipate work with them and hope everything turns out great for Coach Owen Coyle and the players for the flow season. The means have been the correct way in the course of recent years and JFC can possibly become one of the top clubs in Asia and the world, he added.