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Hyundai has named Kaka and Iker Casillas as brand ambassadors for its sponsorship of the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
Hyundai has named Kaka and Iker Casillas as brand ambassadors for its sponsorship of the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
The Brazilian midfielder and Spanish goalkeeper will participate in a year-long campaign for the Korean carmaker, including print and TV commercials and fan engagement activities.
“We are very excited to announce these legendary football stars as our World Cup ambassadors,” said Tak Uk Im, the executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hyundai Motor Company.
“Through Casillas and Kaká, we hope to share the passion and excitement of the tournament with every corner of the world, while once again showcasing Hyundai Motor’s commitment to the world’s most popular sport.”
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