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Juventus expands global licensing presence

New product collections due to launch in Japan, China and Australia.

Juventus FC is expanding its global licensing presence with new product collections in Japan, China and Australia.

In addition to an exclusive branded luggage collection and apparel lines already in the market in China, two new apparel collections will be available in Japan by the beginning of 2018.

One will feature animated Juventus illustrations, while the other will consist of specially designed jackets, shirts, sweatshirts and polo shirts.

The brand is also set to launch car accessories including seat covers, cushions and sun shades in Japan, as well as game cards, phone cases, keychains, wallets and mugs.

Juventus products are available on major e-commerce platforms, such as VIP.com, and in popular multi-brand stores in select shopping malls.

The deals were brokered by IMG, Juventus’ licensing representative in the Asia territories, Australia and New Zealand.

“We are delighted to be building our licensing programme in Asia and Australia and driving the Juventus brand into diverse new categories and products,” said Luca Montesion, licensing manager at Juventus FC.

“We are looking forward to exploring further opportunities in these markets with the support of IMG.”

Marcelo Cordeiro, licensing director at IMG, added: “We have had a greatly successful run of signings in our first year working with Juventus and continue to receive huge interest in the brand in these markets.

“The unveiling of Juventus’ new identity and logo presents many exciting opportunities for future and continued brand extension. From apparel to car accessories, we look forward to launching these new lines and announcing many more projects to come.”

Juventus will be present with IMG at the Hong Kong International Licensing Show 2018, located at IMG’s booth GH-H02.

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