DRYWORLD and City Futsal Announce Partnership Incorporating Ronaldinho Brand Across Premier Texas Facilities
City Futsal, a family-run organization rooted in Dallas, provides high-performance training and competition space for over 13,000 athletes and 1,000 teams annually with established multiple state-of-the-art facilities in Dallas and The Colony, and is currently developing a $17 million multiplex in Keller, Texas.
This strategic collaboration will deliver premium Ronaldinho-branded uniforms, training wear, and athletic lifestyle products through a physical retail space in the facilities, enhancing the experience for youth and adult players alike. Additionally, athletes competing at City Futsal's Dallas and The Colony locations will be outfitted in elite-quality apparel, combining DRYWORLD's performance innovation with Ronaldinho's iconic style.
'At DRYWORLD, we believe in aligning with organizations that are changing the game,' said Matt Weingart, Co-CEO at DRYWORLD. 'City Futsal's inclusive approach and unmatched dedication to player development makes this organization an optimal partner to showcase the Ronaldinho brand, a symbol of joy, skill, and global football culture.'
'At City Futsal, we are more than a facility, we are a community,' said Federico Mariel, Founder at City Futsal. 'This partnership with DRYWORLD and Ronaldinho is a celebration of the game's beauty, passion, and ability to bring people together. We're proud to elevate the experience for every player who steps onto our courts.'
City Futsal hosts year-round youth futsal and 5v5 soccer leagues, adult 5v5 leagues, facility rentals, and special events, all designed to encourage passion for the game in a safe, welcoming environment. The addition of Ronaldinho's globally recognized brand reinforces City Futsal's commitment to pushing boundaries and promoting futsal and soccer across Texas and beyond.
'Futsal is where my creativity was born. It's where I learned to love the ball, express myself, and feel free,' said Ronaldinho. 'I'm proud to bring that same spirit to City Futsal and to connect with the next generation of players in a community that truly lives for the game.'
The first of a series of co-branded collaborations between City Futsal and Ronaldinho can be purchased here.
About City Futsal:
City Futsal mission is to create a positive and inclusive community for players of all ages and skill levels to experience the joy and excitement of futsal and soccer. We strive to provide the highest quality competition, facilities, and equipment to enhance the development and growth of our players.
ABOUT DRYWORLD:
DRYWORLD is a premium performance sports brand offering innovative, superior quality apparel and gear for the athlete in all of us. We build purpose-driven products that give all athletes the edge. Engineered by athletes, proven by science. Visit http://www.dryworldshop.com
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