Girona FC Extends Partnership with Marlex Until 2026/27

Girona FC have secured another important piece of their off‑pitch project, confirming the renewal of their partnership with Marlex through the 2026/27 season.

The agreement extends a relationship that began in 2023/24 and has quickly become one of the club’s most visible commercial alliances. Marlex will keep its place on the back of the first team shirt and remain firmly embedded in the club’s youth football structure, a presence that reinforces both brand exposure and local roots.

For Girona, this is more than a logo deal. It is a statement about continuity.

Club president Delfí Geli did not hide his satisfaction with the renewal, underlining how the company’s backing fits into the broader sporting and institutional project. He stressed that Marlex’s continued faith reflects the strength of the bond built in recent seasons and helps the club push forward with partners who share Girona’s values and vision of growth.

On the other side of the table, the message was just as clear. Marlex CEO Àlex Sanabras framed the agreement as a commitment not only to the club but to the city itself, the place where the company was founded and has grown. Remaining alongside Girona FC, he said, is part of that responsibility to the local community, especially with a new season looming in which unity will be vital in the push to return the club to the top flight. The sentiment was summed up in two words that resonate across the region: orgull gironí.

Founded in 1996, Marlex has grown into a leading Human Resources services firm, with three decades of experience and more than 80 offices spread across the peninsula. Its corporate DNA — attitude, commitment, teamwork — mirrors the principles Girona FC want to project on and off the pitch, a shared identity that has turned a standard sponsorship into a relationship of trust that deepens year after year.

In a football landscape where deals often feel transient, Girona and Marlex are betting on something rarer: stability with a local heartbeat and a clear target — a return to the first division with the city and its businesses marching in step.