Polish Football Association loses major sponsors

The Polish Football Association (PZPN) is facing significant financial challenges following the departure of several key sponsors. The organization has lost approximately 13 million PLN in annual revenue due to the exit of InPost and TCL.

InPost, a strategic sponsor, transitioned its focus to becoming a partner of Ekstraklasa S.A., resulting in a loss of roughly 8–10 million PLN per year for the PZPN. Additionally, the electronics company TCL did not renew its agreement, which was estimated to contribute about 3 million PLN annually.

The financial situation has been further complicated by the departure of the Staropolanka brand. The manufacturer, owned by Polska Grupa Uzdrowisk, stated that while a proposal to continue cooperation under different terms was presented to the PZPN leadership, no new agreement was reached by the August 28 deadline following the expiration of the previous contract on July 31. This departure accounts for an additional 2 million PLN in annual revenue.

Remaining sponsors include Orlen, Fakro, Tyskie, STS, Biedronka, and Tarczyński. Historically, total sponsorship contracts for the federation have reached up to 100 million PLN per year.