“Through our long-term partnership with BIOGENA, we aim to strengthen women’s football over the long term and further highlight the importance of an holistic approach to performance in elite sport,” said Linda Schöttler, Women’s Football Manager at Bayer 04: “Our new partner’s expertise will benefit us in our day-to-day training, as well as during matches and in our recovery.”
As well as providing extensive brand visibility at the Ulrich Haberland Stadium, the partnership also includes joint digital content formats and other promotional activities. These initiatives are designed to provide insights into the topics of health, recovery and performance in elite sport.
“At BIOGENA, our aim is to help people realise their full potential – based on scientific evidence and in line with the highest quality standards,” said Stefan Klinglmair, COO of the BIOGENA Group: “We share the same commitment to professionalism, sustainable development and excellence as Bayer 04 Leverkusen. We are very much looking forward to supporting the women’s team as their performance partner on their journey and, together, setting new standards in the areas of performance and health.”
About BIOGENA:
BIOGENA is an Austrian family-run business based in Salzburg and Vienna, as well as additional sites in Germany, the UK and the USA. For over 20 years, this manufacturer of micronutrients has championed an holistic approach to health that is scientifically sound, quality-conscious and forward-looking. With more than one million customers in over 90 countries, BIOGENA benefits from a broad network of over 30,000 doctors and therapists.
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