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The Scottish Football Partnership Trust joins forces with Romiro Sport Ltd

The Scottish Football Partnership Trust joins forces with Romiro Sport Ltd to support grassroots football across Scotland

The Scottish Football Partnership Trust is delighted to announce a new partnership with Romiro Sport/FBT, a move designed to strengthen the foundations of grassroots football throughout Scotland.

Together, the three organisations will provide grassroots clubs and communities across the country with access to high-quality sports clothing and equipment. This access will bolster participation and inclusion and will enhance the wider experience for players, coaches and volunteers. 

The Scottish Football Partnership Trust CEO Sandy Hodge said: “We are delighted to be working alongside Romiro Sport/FBT. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to supporting Scottish football through quality, innovation, and community investment.”

This partnership addresses one of the biggest challenges facing grassroots football today: the rising cost and limited access to quality kit and equipment. Improving this access ensures that clubs at every level can continue to grow and thrive.

Romiro Group Chairman Sir Rodney Walker Kt said: “We are more than delighted to have entered into a partnership with The Scottish Football Partnership Trust.

“The Romiro Group is entering a new phase of growth along a number of fronts, and we are particularly excited not only to be offering our branded products and services to the Trust but also to work with Scotland in innovative ways that will help support and sustain the development of football throughout the country”.

By combining resources and expertise, The Scottish Football Partnership Trust and Romiro Sport/FBT will help ensure that every club, regardless of size or budget, has the opportunity to access the equipment and support they need, strengthening the foundations of our national game from the grassroots up. 

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