SuperOne partners with Footballco and FIFPRO to shape the future of gamified fandom

 

SuperOne, a fandom metaverse for sports and entertainment, has announced partnerships with Footballco and FIFPRO. 

Footballco, a leading football media company, and SuperOne will bring their collective expertise together to promote and spread awareness of SuperOne. While the partnership with FIFPRO, a global football players union, will facilitate licensing game content. It will also empower players’ value creation in the digital economy. 

Commenting on the partnership, Andreas Christensen, the tech owner and founder of SuperOne, said, “Footballco and FIFPRO represent the two most prominent avenues to achieve mass....                    read more....

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