Fans will be able to purchase the new gear starting July 5
FC Shakhtar and the club’s technical partner PUMA present the new 2024/25 season jersey as part of their traditional cooperation, which began in 2020, and broadcast their Forever.Faster tagline on the football field.
The sports brand is writing a new history, applying the knowledge and experience of many generations of Ukrainian players, club staff and fans, and engaging professionals from
professionals from all over the world.
The players and fans will have 3 sets of uniforms: home and away, made in the traditional colors of the club and designed for the most comfortable game, regardless of the location of the match, as well as the first football uniform in the history of Shakhtar in national colors.
“Our partnership with the global brand PUMA has been going on for three years now, and we are fully satisfied with this cooperation. “Shakhtar and PUMA are recognized leaders in their respective fields, so we give a lot to each other and achieve success and great achievements together. I am confident that the new PUMA uniform will appeal to the team’s fans and will become a symbol of Shakhtar’s new victories and achievements in the 2024/25 season,”
Sergey Palkin, CEO of FC Shakhtar.
“For 75 years, Puma has been creating innovative equipment for the world’s best athletes and teams. We are proud of our partnership with FC Shakhtar and highly appreciate the trust in the Puma brand from the players and the club’s management.
This season, the players and fans of the club will have three sets of uniforms, each of which embodies modern technologies and traditions of the club. The first two sets are made in the traditional colors of the club and emotionally convey the team’s symbols.
The third kit is the first in the club’s history to be created in the national colors of Ukraine, which makes it special and a source of pride.
At Puma, we believe that high-quality equipment is not just clothing, but a tool that helps players to show a bright game and win. The basis of the new uniforms for the 2024-2025 season is the innovative ULTRAWEAVE technology. ULTRAWEAVE is an ultra-lightweight, engineered fabric created using high-precision
weaving technology. Its design features a structured, 4-way stretch that reduces weight and friction. It’s all about being faster and stronger on the football field.
We congratulate the players and fans of the club on the start of the new season! May it be bright and successful for FC Shakhtar. We are looking forward to new victories together with you!”
Vladimir Gorobets, CEO of PUMA in Ukraine and Scandinavia
The main idea of the video campaign for the presentation of the new kit was to reflect the story of the fans who go through the formation of the club, victories and difficult moments, while remaining loyal to it. Love for your club begins in childhood, when you go to a match with your parents for the first time and get emotions that last a lifetime outside the football stands.
You canbuy the updated uniforms starting from July 5 in FC Shakhtar’s shop shop.shakhtar.com, in the network of PUMA branded stores and on the official website ua.puma.com, as well as in
stores of Puma’s official partners Megasport and Intersport.
FC Shakhtar’s new uniform.
PUMA presents three kits for the 2024/25 season
FC SHAKHTAR, PARTNER, presentation, PUMA, season-2024/25, Serhiy Palkin, uniform, Volodymyr Horobets
Ukrlandfarming, one of the largest Ukrainian agricultural holdings, in the framework of its vertical integration strategy retains the plan for the construction of a port for grain exports and seeks investors for this project, evaluating its value at $200 million to $800 million. “The project, which costs from $200 million to $800 million, is currently suspended, but we are actively looking for partners to join us and provide capital,” Oleh Bakhmatiuk, the owner of Ukrlandfarming, said in an interview with Die Welt.
In his opinion, the port should become the “pearl” of the company. “We hope that after the elections a window of opportunity will open and we will take a step towards investors in Europe, Asia, America, and the Middle East,” he added.
He said that after losing almost 50% of production capacity in Crimea and Donbas, Ukrlandfarming managed to significantly restore the lost production and reduce dependence on the domestic market, increasing the share of exports to 55%.
“Our strategy is to sell 70% for exports and 30% in the domestic markets, thereby reducing our dependence on sovereign risk,” the owner of the company said.
He clarified that currently Ukrlandfarming exports goods to about 40 countries and is considering access to the markets of Singapore and Indonesia.
Public joint-stock company Odesa Port-Side Plant until July 12, 2018 accept applications for selecting a new partner for processing gas into mineral fertilizers on a tolling basis. “We invite interested companies to send their bids, meeting the mandatory conditions regarding the processing of tolling natural gas at the plant until 16:00 Kyiv time on July 12, 2018,” the enterprise said on its website.
First Deputy Director Mykola Schurikov said that if it is necessary to conduct preliminary negotiations, it is possible to organize working meetings with the management of the enterprise.
As reported, All-Ukrainian Energy Company won a tender to use the facilities of Odesa Port-Side Plant for processing gas into mineral fertilizers on a tolling basis in December 2017.
However, on April 30, 2018, the plant was stopped, as the company violated the contract with Ukrtransgaz.
Schurikov said that the plant in two months of cooperation with All-Ukrainian Energy Company received over UAH 140 million and saw no losses.
Odesa Port-Side Plant refers to work on a tolling basis as the only possible option for resuming its operation in the conditions of a failure of privatization attempts and accumulated debt for gas to Naftogaz Ukrainy, which exceed UAH 1.5 billion.
The State Property Fund this week announced a tender to select an adviser for another attempt to privatize the plant and solve the problem of its debts to Naftogaz and Ostchem belonged to Dmytro Firtash. The adviser is given up to six months to find a way out of the situation.
