[Important] Regarding the Sponsorship Agreement with Light Education Co., Ltd.

Sint-Truiden VV (hereinafter referred to as STVV) is pleased to announce that we have entered into a corporate sponsorship agreement with Light Education Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) for the 2025-2026 season.

This corporate sponsorship agreement was reached because Light Education Co., Ltd. agreed with STVV's vision of supporting the European and global challenges of Japanese players, coaches, and business staff, and acting as a bridge not only in sports but also between Japan and Belgium.

【Comment from Light Education Co., Ltd.】 "Language becomes the foundation for challenges. At Light Education Co., Ltd., we have expanded learning opportunities through technology and supported the challenges of those stepping out into the world. We are deeply honored to be a sponsor of Sint-Truiden VV and to support the club's endeavors. We strongly resonate with STVV's role as a bridge connecting Japan and Belgium, inspiring many Japanese people to take on challenges globally. Through our online English services 'Cloudy for Families' and 'Areba for Professionals,' we will provide English learning environments that support challenges regardless of age or lifestyle."

Company Overview Company Name: Light Education Co., Ltd. Representative: Yota Matsubayashi Location: Kojimachi KS Square, 5-3-3 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Business Activities: IT solutions business in the learning and education domain Official Website: https://www.lighteducation.co.jp/

【About Sint-Truiden VV (STVV)】 A football club belonging to the Belgian Pro League 1, founded in 1924. In November 2017, DMM.com LLC acquired the management rights. In 2018, former FC Tokyo GM, Takayuki Tateishi, was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The club's five pillars are strengthening the top team, enhancing the academy, building new business schemes, expanding the stadium, and technological innovation through IT adoption. Players include Ryotaro Ito (formerly Albirex Niigata), Rihito Yamamoto (formerly Gamba Osaka), Leo Brian Kubota (formerly SL Benfica), Shogo Taniguchi (formerly Al-Rayyan SC), Kaito Matsuzawa (formerly V-Varen Nagasaki), Taiga Hata (formerly Shonan