LATOPE Sports & Entertainment have entered into an agreement with the iconic South West London amateur side Corinthian-Casuals FC to become the club’s newest partner and back of shirt sponsor.

The deal will see the LATOPE logo emblazoned on the back of both ‘Casuals’ chocolate & pink home strip as well as the ‘Corinthian’ white change strip.

LATOPE is a commercial agency that represents some of the world’s biggest Latin American football stars that play across Europe’s major leagues.

Corinthian-Casuals FC are currently the highest ranked amateur football club in England and play in the Isthmian League Premier Division.

The Corinthian-Casuals Football Club was formed in 1939 following the merger of the two great amateur sides bearing those names - Corinthian FC and Casuals FC.

Corinthian FC was formed in 1882 by the FA with the aim to bring together England's best players to create a team capable of beating Scotland.

The Casuals were formed in 1883 by a group of former alumni from England's prominent public schools. They supplied Corinthian FC with many of their players.

Corinthian FC were true footballing pioneers as they took the game around the globe touring the Americas, Europe and South Africa.

The “Corinthian Spirit” ethos of approaching the game with sportsmanship, fair play and playing for the love of the game drew widespread admiration.

Real Madrid replicated the white kit of Corinthian FC whilst Brazilian club Sport Club Corinthians Paulista were formed by impressed locals after a tour to São Paulo in 1910. Even after the merger with Casuals in 1939, the clubs retained their links. The clubs played again in 2015 and the Casuals’ home of King George’s Field is a pilgrimage for many Brazilian fans of Corinthians Paulista.

On the partnership, Matthew Harrison, co-founder of LATOPE Sports & Entertainment said: “We are delighted to partner and support the Casuals, they have a deep history within football and a fascinating story. Our aim was always to give back into grassroots football and we have found a club that has tremendous values and we look forward to an exciting season”

Corinthian-Casuals spokesperson, Stuart Tree added “It’s a great pleasure to have Latope on board. The enthusiasm to be a part of this great club has been remarkable and we’re delighted that they’re partnering with us. Latope have an ethos that absolutely matches the club’s and it’s a perfect fit. We’re going to be working closely to bring bigger and better exposure for both the club and Latope in the future with some brilliant projects in the pipeline. It’s definitely an exciting time”

Corinthian-Casuals are delighted to announce new name for their stadium at King George’s Arena.
 
The ground, which hosts the iconic non-league football club will now be known as ‘The United Business Group Stadium’.
 
The two-year partnership agreement will also see the United Business Group logo appear on the backs of first team home and away shirts as well as other visual branding around the ground.
 
Corinthian-Casuals’ Press Officer, Stuart Tree said, “King George’s has been our home for over 30 years and we’re delighted to be partnering with an outstanding company who, like us are proud to represent their local community yet have a global outlook. United Business Group also have a strong ethos of conducting charitable work and we very much look forward to working closely with them.”
 
United Business Group’s CEO,  Terry Woods said: “This is a wonderful opportunity to be able to support our local community. We’re really proud to be a part of the continued growth of Corinthian-Casuals. It’s an amazing club and we’re delighted to become a part of that.”
 
United Business Group is an office technology services company. Independent from any manufacturer, developer or service provider they sell, service & support hardware and software within office technology.
 
You can find out more about United Business Group at their website here.
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Corinthian-Casuals are delighted to announce the continuation of our strong partnership with TRS Worldwide, set to continue for a further two years.  
 
Total Retail Solutions (TRS) will once again be Casuals' headline sponsor and see their logo emblazoned on both iconic playing shirts as well as a strong presence across the football club. 
 
Based in London but with sites across the globe, TRS manufactures and supplies an innovative and expansive range of bespoke support materials, such as packaging and labelling to the retail and fashion industries. 
 
Despite the challenges of the global pandemic, TRS have gone from strength to strength, building a resilient business in these most testing of times. That’s reconfirmed by their enthusiastic commitment to providing support to Casuals for a further two seasons. 
 
Managing Director Matt Westwood spoke of the new deal "We’re delighted to extend our support to Corinthian-Casuals. We like to forge long-term partnerships and believe it’s vital in both business and life to do so. To support a highly ambitious club who’s history and tradition is unparalleled is truly rewarding and exciting for us.” 
 
Corinthian-Casuals spokesperson, Stuart Tree added “It’s a great pleasure to have Matt, Barry and all at TRS Worldwide back on board. It was a real shame when the previous season ended prematurely and we felt bad for all our sponsors. We’re going to be working even closer to bring bigger and better exposure for both the club and TRS in the coming years with some brilliant projects in the pipeline. It’s definitely an exciting time.” 
 
You can find out more about TRS Worldwide by visiting their website here. ​

Corinthian-Casuals have partnered up with The Soccer Store ahead of this weekend’s vital Emirates FA Cup tie at King’s Langley.

The Soccer Store have donated training equipment to Casuals in preparation for the club’s biggest cup game in 36 years. Amongst the equipment are Mitre Delta Max footballs, the official match ball of the FA Cup.

The new match ball has a modern look with a pattern of red and grey ribbons to represent the colours featured on the 148 year old trophy.

Corinthian-Casuals are looking to make it to the 4th Round Qualifying for the first time since reaching the 1st Round Proper in 1983, when the likes of Alan Pardew and Andy Gray were part of the Casuals side that took Bristol City to a replay.

Casuals Manager James Bracken said of the partnership “At Corinthian-Casuals, we provide our players with the best possible set-up in non-league. With Soccer Store’s contribution of training equipment, including match balls, we can continue to excel in our professionalism, despite our famous amateur status.”

You can purchase the Mitre Delta FA Cup football, amongst other specialist equipment at The Soccer Store.