NEW DELHI: International sports new PUMA on Wednesday expanded its partnership with former India batsman Yuvraj Singh.
The World Cup-winning winner was connected with the new for more than ten years.
Moving from cricket into the quick lane, Yuvraj will then be viewed in a new avatar as the surface of PUMA Motorsport at India, showcasing his own enthusiasm for fast cars and sports-inspired style.
For this, Yuvrajalso combines the brand’s international group of legends such as Thierry Henry, Boris Becker, and Usain Bolt.
Yuvraj was living up to his reputation of being trendy, not only in his awareness of style, but also in the variety of mean machines which encircle his garage.
An avid lover of Formula 1 driver, Max Verstappen, Yuvraj keenly follows the Scuderia Ferrari Formula1 team.
According to his affiliation with PUMA, Yuvraj Singh stated,”I talk about a very long and profitable connection with PUMA, it is like family.
They’ve encouraged me through each stage of my profession — highs in addition to lows.
I’m excited to keep on working with the new, mixing my passion for fast cars and design via PUMA’s motorsport-inspired collection” Globally, PUMA is associated with Scuderia Ferrari, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team, Aston Martin Red Bull Racing, BMW M Motorsport, along with Porche Motorsport.
Together with India being one of the largest economies such as PUMA motorsport, the newest seems to capitalise on the expanding need for street-style goods motivated by performance equipment.
Abhishek Ganguly, Managing Director, PUMA India and Southeast Asia included:”PUMA and Yuvraj reveal a profound emotional bond which only grew stronger through the years.
His persistent courage and indomitable mindset perfectly embodies the soul of the brand.
When it’s his athletic exuberance or his own sense of fashion, he’s ever been a part model of countless Indians.
We can’t be more happy about our ongoing relationship with Yuvraj.
His love F1, fast cars, and orientation involving sports-inspired style makes him an ideal match to be a symbol of our motorsport set in India.”