Regarding the Sponsorship Agreement with AzLy Inc.

Sint-Truiden VV (hereinafter referred to as STVV) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a corporate sponsorship agreement with AzLy Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) for the 2025-2026 season.

This corporate sponsorship agreement was reached because AzLy Inc. supports STVV's vision of enabling European and global challenges for Japanese players, coaches, and business staff, and acting as a bridge between Japan and Belgium, not limited to sports.

[AzLy Inc. Comment] "We are serious about creating a society where ambitious young people are properly evaluated and can advance to the next stage. STVV embodies exactly that on the front lines. We are deeply honored to have entered into a sponsorship agreement with STVV. Through our sales support, human resources, and event businesses, we continue to create 'opportunities,' 'growth,' and 'encounters' for challenges. We will strive daily not just as a sponsor, but as an entity that accelerates challenges."

Company Overview

Company Name: AzLy Inc.

Representative: Kento Aoki

Location: 1F, 1-33-6 Ebisu Nishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Business Activities: Sales Agency, Food and Beverage

Official Website: https://azly.co.jp/

A football club belonging to the Belgian Pro League Division 1, founded in 1924. In November 2017, DMM.com LLC acquired the management rights. In 2018, Takayuki Tateishi, former General Manager of FC Tokyo, 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), Reon Brian Kokubo (formerly SL Benfica), Shogo Taniguchi (formerly Al-Rayyan SC), Kaito Matsuzawa (formerly V-Varen Nagasaki), Taiga Hata (formerly Shonan Bellmare), and Shion Shinkawa (formerly Sagan Tosu). In the 2024-25 season, the team finished 14th with 31 points (7 wins, 10 draws, 13 losses / goal difference -15 / 41 goals scored, 56 conceded) and finished 1st in Play-off 3.