In-App Advertising
Banners, interstitials, and native ads strategically placed during World Cup matches.
FOR BRANDS
Connect with football fans during the 2026-27 Champions League
Prodefy gives you direct access to a 100% football-passionate audience, every week across 9 months of tournament.
🏆 FULL-WORLD-CUP STRATEGY
Activate your brand at any phase
Your campaign 🔥 knockouts onlyYour activation from the second roundYour sponsorship in the window you pick
We'll design your brand activation together for the World Cup phase that best fits your goals. Let's talk and we'll bring you a proposal.
European football's weekly appointment
The 2026-27 Champions League: from September to the final
0Teams in the league phase
0Matches in the tournament
0Months of continuous presence
0Final that stops the planet
Brands connecting with their audience
Companies choose Prodefy to run campaigns, sponsorships, and communities where their consumers already live the sport.
Solutions for your brand
Different formats for different objectives
Sponsored Groups
Create prediction groups with your brand. Your customers compete and connect with your brand.
Custom Branding
Customize the experience with your brand's colors, logo, and message inside the app.
Our audience
0%Football audience
0%Daily active users
0minAvg. minutes per session
0%Users in LATAM
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Why advertise your brand during the 2026-27 Champions League?
Unlike a one-off event, the Champions League is a weekly appointment lasting 9 months: from September's league phase to the 2027 final. For a brand, that means recurring presence before an audience that comes back matchday after matchday.
On Prodefy users don't just watch the matches: they predict, compete with friends and check the ranking after every matchday. Your brand rides that full attention cycle.
With the 36-team Swiss format there are big matches from matchday one — and the conversation doesn't stop until the single final.
