AC Milan has formed a partnership with Jay Z’s Roc Nation.
Both brands joined forces following the success of their ‘From Milan With Love’ event organized to honour and pay tribute to frontline workers in Italy.
Stars like Alicia Keys, Kelly Rowland and Robin Thicke performed at the event hosted by DJ Khaled.
All the money raised from the event was donated to charity.
Roc Nation is a management agency founded by billionaire businessman Jay Z.
Italy has been one of the most-hit countries by the Coronavirus pandemic.
As of Thursday, Italy recorded 34,914 deaths and about 242,149 COVID-19 cases.
The Italian club promised that the new partnership will “excite and surprise” the club’s fans.
Milan CEO Ivan Gazidis said he was thrilled to join forces with Roc Nation.
“Both brands possess a strong commitment to the community, which was evident through the success of its ‘From Milan With Love’ show.
“I am looking forward to building on that success by creating more opportunities together that combines the integrity of the club’s rich history and Roc Nation’s signature ability to create and move culture.”
Also, Michael Yormark, Co-CEO of Roc Nation, said the club has always had it in mind to do things differently.
“This ambitious partnership will help us to showcase the power of the AC Milan and Roc Nation brands across sports.”
Video:
Welcome to the Family! 🙌 #MilanNation @acmilan pic.twitter.com/6mYr0w6uAU
— Roc Nation (@RocNation) July 9, 2020
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