Airtel scores with Manchester United

Financial Times

Airtel scores with Manchester United

Bharti Airtel Lanka has entered into a five year agreement with Manchester United. Airtel said in a press release that through this the company would offer a variety of benefits to customers across Sri Lanka, India and Seychelles.

Airtel customers will have access to Manchester United content on their mobiles while nominated Airtel customers will be able to participate in a Manchester United Soccer Schools training session. An opportunity for Airtel guests to travel with the Manchester United first team during their UEFA Champions League matches and also watch matches at Old Trafford are also on the cards.

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