Azerbaijan is not, by most measures, a “big” football market. Qarabağ FK plays in a country with a fraction of the population of England or Italy, competes in a league most European fans couldn’t name, and has shared a UEFA Champions League group stage with clubs that outspend it many times over on wages alone. […]
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The eSports organization Lèsè Esports joins the Swiss-based SportsTech Blocksport to launch its official club app to grow and engage its Australian fan community.
The eSports organization FURY Global, mostly known as FURY, founded and based in Australia, joins the Swiss-based SportsTech Blocksport to launch its official club app to grow and engage its international fan community.
The Benelux-based professional eSports organization LowLandLions joins Blocksport to launch its own mobile app solution to strengthen its proximity with its Belgium and Dutch fan communities. LowLandLions is one of the biggest esports organisations based in Belgium and The Netherlands.
The Oslo-based professional eSports organization Nordavind DNB joins Blocksport to launch its own mobile app solution to strengthen its proximity with its Scandinavian fan community.
The eSports organization Veteranos Esports, mostly known as Veteranos, founded and based in Spain, joins the Swiss-based SportsTech Blocksport to launch its official club app to grow and engage its Spanish fan community.
The eSports organization ZeroSeven Gera, founded and based in Thuringia, Germany joins the Swiss-based SportsTech Blocksport to launch its official club app to grow and engage its fan community.
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Azerbaijan is not, by most measures, a “big” football market. Qarabağ FK plays in a country with a fraction of the population of England or Italy, competes in a league most European fans couldn’t name, and has shared a UEFA Champions League group stage with clubs that outspend it many times over on wages alone. […]