Sint-Truiden VV Announces Corporate Sponsorship Agreement with Kyoudou Kaisha bel

Sint-Truiden VV (hereinafter 'STVV') is pleased to announce the conclusion of a corporate sponsorship agreement with Kyoudou Kaisha bel (headquartered in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture) for the 2025-2026 season.

The partnership was established following Kyoudou Kaisha bel's endorsement of STVV's vision: supporting Japanese players, coaches, and business staff in their European and global endeavors, and serving as a bridge between Japan and Belgium that extends beyond sports.

【Message from Kyoudou Kaisha bel】 "We are deeply honored to have this opportunity. Through Commun, our digital solution platform, we continuously strive to connect communities and create new value. We look forward to co-creating a global future from Japan alongside STVV, a club that persistently challenges itself on the world stage."

Company Overview

Company Name: Kyoudou Kaisha bel

Representative: Yuuki Tokita

Address: ParkFront Hakata 1-chome 5F-B, 1-23-2 Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

Business Activities: Digital transformation (DX) support for regional revitalization, tourism, and business promotion

Official Website: https://kyushunftlab.com/

【About Sint-Truiden VV (STVV)】 A football club founded in 1924, competing in the Belgian Pro League Division 1. In November 2017, DMM.com Co., Ltd. acquired management rights. In 2018, Tadashi Tateishi, former General Manager of FC Tokyo, was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO). STVV's strategy is built on five pillars: strengthening the first team, enhancing the academy, developing new business models, expanding the stadium, and technological innovation through IT integration. Players currently on the roster include Ryotaro Ito (formerly Albirex Niigata), Ryo Brian Kokubo (formerly SL Benfica), Shogo Taniguchi (formerly Al-Rayyan SC), Kaito Matsuzawa (formerly V-Varen Nagasaki), Taiya Hata (formerly Shonan Bellmare), and Shion Niikawa (formerly Sagan Tosu). In the 2025-26 season, STVV finished 3rd with 43 points (22 wins, 5 draws, 13 losses; goal difference +15; 61 goals scored, 46 conceded), placed 3rd in Playoff 1, and has secured qualification for next season's UEFA competition.