Odiporo will be visible in future at Werkself games with Cam Carpets in the south and north of the BayArena. The company will also have VIP seats in the stadium’s Premium Lounge and will be able to treat their clients to the exclusive atmosphere of Leverkusen home games in the Bundesliga, DFB Pokal and UEFA Europa League.
About Odiporo:
Odiporo GmbH offers a broad and constantly changing range with exciting innovations in the area of e-commerce. In an easy-to-use online shop as well as their own store in the heart of the Düsseldorf old town, Odiporo has an exciting range of products from the world of technology – from domestic items and modern small-scale electronics through to outdoor equipment and tools – always with the aim of finding smart solutions that improve life.
Photo: Alexander Richter (right, CEO Odiporo GmbH) and Jan Reif (Senior Director Sportfive)
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