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It We become a blue flame, generating excitement and becoming the center..
We become a blue flame, generating excitement and becoming the center.
Based in Osaka, GAMBA OSAKA strives to be a club that represents Japan, Asia, and the world, and works every day to achieve the following goals through soccer: "Contribute to the promotion of sports culture," "Create dreams and excitement in society," and "Be closely connected to the local community and contribute to its revitalization."
We aim to join forces with all those who partner with GAMBA OSAKA and build a partnership that allows us to create value in every aspect.
In recent times, the "relationship with partners" is being redefined.
In addition to the existing exposure value as a media outlet, we are promoting measures to increase the return on investment in management, such as "What kind of business will emerge with GAMBA OSAKA as a hub?"
We will always think about and act on what we can do for GAMBA OSAKA to build a partnership where we can create value together.
LED sign advertising at the finish line
*Rights to appear in player events
*Rights to appear in player events
*Example of 2018 case study
Branding, Increased Sales
Gate 1 stairs advertising
Mutual customer referrals, increased sales
Attendance measures and sales increase
*Right to implement promotional campaigns
Branding, Increased Sales
Participate in the management of every match
Event assistance, ticket checking, etc.
*Project implementation
Employee viewing event held
Participate in match day activities
Students work together to raise awareness of trash sorting at every match
An annual futsal tournament for people with mental disabilities
30 Paralympic Art pieces will be on display in the concourse and VIP area on match days.
Donation of mini goals to soccer schools
Contributing to the development of school students
MOFLEM and GAMBA CHEER visited the facility, played stick football with the residents, and watched a game.
An original clear file made from the environmentally friendly material "CAFBLO®" will be given to the first 20,000 visitors.
Players will wear braille shirts when entering the stadium to help support the visually impaired
LGBTQ+ awareness activities were carried out.Rainbow colored T-shirts were worn as allies, and key chains were distributed to visitors.
In addition to the Japan national team, there are many former Japan national team players and national team players from other countries on the roster.
GAMBA OSAKA has won the ACL, J1 League, J.League Cup and EMPEROR'S CUP titles nine times.
In 2014, the team won the J1 League, J.LEAGUE YAMAZAKI NABISCO CUP* and EMPEROR'S CUP Cup, achieving a triple crown.
*Currently: J.LEAGUE YBC Levain CUP
the passionate and warm suppor from the local community
GAMBA OSAKA Hometown
GAMBA OSAKA has designated the Hokusetsu and Kitakawachi regions (14 cities and 3 towns) as its hometown, with the seven key cities of Suita, Ibaraki, Takatsuki, Toyonaka, Settsu, Ikeda, and Minoh (population of approximately 1.74 million people) at its core.Since 1993, when the J.League began, the club has been working on hometown activities, aiming to be a club with strong ties to the community.
*As of January 2025: 1,739,272 people
GAMBA OSAKA supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Since its founding, GAMBA OSAKA has been carrying out a variety of activities based on three basic management principles: "Contributing to the promotion of sports culture," "Creating dreams and excitement in society through soccer," and "Working closely with the local community to contribute to revitalizing the local community."
At GAMBA OSAKA, we have been working on various activities, primarily hometown activities, to address the challenges facing society, and now, as we mark the milestone of our 30th anniversary, we will take another look at where we are at and further deepen and promote these efforts.
The theme of the activity is "SDGsmile."
Average attendance for the J1 League in the 2024 season
26,096 people
4th highest average attendance among 20 J1 League clubs
Japan's first soccer stadium built through donations and other endowments
PANASONIC STADIUM SUITA
(Suita City Football Stadium)
Completed in October 2015
The biggest attraction is undoubtedly the distance between the pitch and the spectator stands!
At just seven metres, the shortest distance to the pitch is the shortest among all stadiums in Japan that can accommodate over 40,000 people and host international competitions.
You can enjoy the exciting matches unfolding right before your eyes.
The state-of-the-art Eco Stadium will be equipped with solar panels capable of generating 500kW on all roofs except the south-facing one.It will also use rainwater to water the lawn and flush the toilets, and will use environmentally friendly equipment, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 271 tons per year.
Additionally, the stadium is the first in Japan to have fully LED night lighting.
The lights can be turned off in an instant, making the most of the LED lighting's features during night games.
Furthermore, power consumption has been reduced by 30% compared to previous models.
We will build a core network for customer and sales management, as well as introduce cutting-edge technology for security, audio, video, and broadcasting equipment, to create an expandable system with an eye to the future.
A huge VIP area with 2,000 seats, one of the largest in Japan.
Enjoy meals and other dining options in a luxurious space before the match, and then watch the game from your private balcony once it begins.
You can experience a special space and time like never before.