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Five-times Premier League champions Chelsea FC has announced an innovative global partnership with Vietnam-based technology solutions provider FPT Corporation (FPT).

The firm is its country’s most successful provider in its field and specialises in supporting the digital transformation journeys of several of the world’s largest organisations with AI-enabled services and solutions.

The market-leader will bring its technology and workforce to help to advance Chelsea FC’s digital capabilities with aligned values of teamwork, ambition and hard work, enabling the club to transform and accelerate performance and deliver richer experiences for the club’s fans at home and abroad. 

The London-based footballing giant will closely collaborate with FPT’s team to identify and develop solutions that support the club’s global growth ambitions.

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“As Chelsea FC celebrates its 120th anniversary, we know our future will be shaped not only by our commitment to success on the pitch but by the transformation of our club using technology,” said Todd Kline, president of commercial for Chelsea FC.

“Vietnam has experienced significant growth in recent years and emerged as a global digital hub, thanks to the energy and spirit of its people. 

“FPT’s expertise in core business systems, data intelligence, and AI makes them the perfect partner to propel Chelsea FC into this new era.”

Pham Minh Tuan, FPT Software CEO, added: “Becoming an Official Partner of Chelsea FC marks an exciting chapter in FPT’s global expansion. 

“This partnership not only reflects our shared commitment to excellence but also showcases the transformative power of technology in enhancing performance and creating unforgettable experiences. 

“At FPT, our vision is to bring happiness and meaningful connections to our customers and communities; and we look forward to partnering with one of the world’s top football clubs to continue making this vision a reality.”

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