Capital Football are delighted to be the beneficiary of an additional $250,000 in Government funding as announced by the ACT Government today.
An additional $125,000 per year will be provided to Capital Football, increasing the performance partnership fee to $250,000 per year for the remaining two years of the current agreement, to assist in funding Canberra United as they prepare for the launch of the 2023/24 A-League Women season.
In addition, the Estate Development Plan Development Application (DA) for Throsby Home of Football has also been approved.
“We are delighted that the ACT Government has increased the funding for Canberra United to assist with the costs associated with running an elite level football club in the National Capital,” Canberra United and Capital Football CEO, Ivan Slavich, commented.==
“Running a club to the highest possible standards is an expensive venture, and we are grateful that the ACT government have pledged the additional funding to support Canberra United.
“Additionally, we are excited about the prospect the Home of Football in Throsby. This facility is vital to the future of football in Canberra and Capital Football is looking forward to the commencement of building works.”
Minister for Sport and Recreation Yvette Berry said the government was proud to have provided support to Canberra United since 2008/09.
“The ACT Government has a well-established partnership with Canberra United and I’m proud to be able to increase our contribution to the sport,” Minister Berry said.
“After the Women’s World Cup, I have no doubt there will be added interest in the A-League Women competition, and we wish Canberra United all the best as they prepare for the season ahead.”
Canberra United’s 2023/24 Liberty A-League season will commence on the weekend of 13-15 October with news of memberships to be released soon.
Should you wish to support Capital Football or Canberra United as a sponsor or business partner, please contact CEO Ivan Slavich on ceo@capitalfootball.com.au.
