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Liquid Death Becomes Official Partner of Brooklyn Football Club’s Women’s Franchise New Liquid Death branded kits will debut August 31 for historic professional women’s soccer match in Brooklyn

Brooklyn Football Club
News release by Brooklyn Football Club

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Liquid Death, the healthy beverage platform and one of the fastest-growing non-alcoholic brands, is now the official kit sponsor and water partner of Brooklyn Football Club (Brooklyn FC). The new Brooklyn Football Club kits will be on display at the inaugural opening day match for the women’s team against Carolina Ascent FC on Saturday, August 31, at 7:30 pm ET at Maimonides Park in Brooklyn, NY.

“This is our first venture into professional US soccer, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to be on this journey with the Brooklyn Football Club women’s team,” said Ryan Heuser, Liquid Death’s senior vice president of experiential marketing. “We are excited to have our kit signage on display during the club’s season-opening match and to provide infinitely recyclable, ice-cold cans of Liquid Death to the passionate fans of Brooklyn.”

As part of the agreement, fans will see Liquid Death at all Brooklyn FC concession stands, stadium signage, and special edition jerseys. Liquid Death will also collaborate on sideline ad boards and signage throughout the stadium, as well as joint events and co-promotions. Kits will be available for sale at the official Brooklyn FC online store.

“The partnership between Brooklyn Football Club and Liquid Death is an important step both for our fast-growing clubs as well as for US soccer as a whole,” said Matt Rizzetta, President of Brooklyn Football Club and Chairman of North Sixth Group, principal owner and operator of the club. “Professional soccer in the US continues to attract the attention of the world’s most innovative brands, and we feel the marriage of Brooklyn Football Club and Liquid Death is a great example of this.”

Liquid Death uses comedy and entertainment to promote both sustainability and healthy products. Liquid Death’s social following captures more than 9.8 million followers across TikTok and Instagram, making it the third most followed beverage brand globally. The company donates a portion of proceeds to nonprofits as part of its partnership with 5Gyres and the Thirst Project.

For more information, visit www.brooklynfootballclub.com and follow the official social media channels of Brooklyn FC on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X.

 

About Brooklyn Football Club

Brooklyn Football Club is a U.S. Soccer professional soccer club competing in USL Championship (U.S. Soccer second division men’s professional soccer), and in USL Super League (U.S. Soccer first division women’s professional soccer launching in August 2024). The two professional teams in Brooklyn are competing at the top of the USL footballing pyramid in the United States.

 

About Liquid Death

As one of the fastest growing non-alcoholic beverage brands, Liquid Death uses comedy and entertainment to make health and sustainability 50 times more fun. We take the healthiest things you can drink and package it into infinitely recyclable cans that compete with the fun marketing of unhealthy brands across energy drinks, beer, and junk food. Our product lines include mountain water, sparkling mountain water, sparkling flavored water, iced tea, and our hydration sticks, Death Dust. A portion of Liquid Death's proceeds goes to nonprofits who are helping fight plastic pollution and bring clean drinking water to those in need. For more information on Liquid Death please visit liquiddeath.com.

 

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