JFA, Kirin group companies sign big sponsorship deals

JFA, Kirin group companies sign big sponsorship deals

TOKYO, Jan. 11 Kyodo - Japan Football Association (JFA) Chairman Shunichiro Okano (L) and Japan national side coach Philippe Troussier pose at a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 11 after JFA signed new six-year sponsorship contracts on conditional terms estimated at a combined total of up to about 7 billion yen with three companies of the Kirin Brewery group.

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