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Ghana Women's Premier League champions, Hasaacas Ladies, have announced a partnership with kit manufacturing company Edge Fusion.
The collaboration comes at a good time for the Takoradi-based ahead of the commencement of the 2024/25 season.
Both parties made an official announcement of the deal on Wednesday, September 25, following the team's qualification into the semifinals of the ongoing Women's Premier Super Cup.
"Edge Fusion is proud to announce its partnership with Hasaacas Ladies FC as its official kit merchandise partner. This exciting collaboration aligns with our commitment to empowering athletes to push boundaries and achieve greatness," a statement from the kit producer read.
"With our motto, "Unleash Your Edge: Designed for the Unstoppable to Strive, Thrive, and Conquer," we believe in providing the highest quality gear to help these remarkable women excel on and off the field. Hasaacas Ladies FC, renowned for their determination and winning spirit, embodies everything Edge Fusion stands for.
"This partnership isn’t just about merchandise; it’s about celebrating the strength, passion, and potential of these athletes as they continue to inspire future generations.
"Together, we are set to achieve even greater heights. Join us in supporting Hasaacas Ladies FC as they continue to strive, thrive, and conquer in every match."
Hasaacas are expected to unveil the new jersey next month ahead of the start of their new season as they hope to defend their league title.
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