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Russia’s nickel giant to sponsor national football team

Tags: Norilsk Nickel , football, Business, Russia, News
 
Jul 29, 2010 20:19 Moscow Time
Vladimir Strzhalkovsky. Photo: RIA Novosti
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The Norilsk Nickel metallurgy giant has become a sponsor of the national football team.

The chief of the company Vladimir Strzhalkovsky signed an agreement in this respect on Thursday.

He said the team is to advance to the World Cup 2010 final.

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