A local business pays to back one named player for the season. Their logo sits beside that player on your club website and in the Teamo app. And every player who hasn't got a sponsor yet becomes a place you can sell.
Player Sponsors is where you run it all: who is sponsored, by whom and until when, with a logo and a link. Enter a sponsorship once and it appears everywhere it should, with no hand-built web page to keep up to date.
You'll find it in Manage Club → Club Admin → Player Sponsors. Only club admins can set sponsors.
Nothing appears anywhere until your club decides. The first time you open Player Sponsors, it asks who should show sponsor places.
🛡️ Junior squads are always separate. “The whole club” doesn't include them. They stay off unless you name them one by one. Putting named, photographed children beside a business logo is a decision for your club officers, so Teamo never makes it for you.
Whichever teams you choose, members without publication consent never appear, on any team. To change your choice later, click Change next to “On for” at the top of the screen.
Once it's on, the top of the screen counts every place for you:
The tiles are also filters. Click one and the list below shows just those players. Click Players eligible to see everyone again. The toolbar underneath lets you narrow the list to one team, set your season end date, and import or export the whole list.
📅 Set your season end date first. Every new place runs until that date. If the date has already passed, Teamo warns you (you can see the yellow note above), because anything you add would expire straight away.
Click any Sponsor, Link or Runs until cell and type, then press Enter. Typing a business name into an empty row sells that place. Clicking away saves too, so check before you click off a cell.
Click a player's name to open their full record. You can also get there from the player's profile under Player sponsor. It has everything a sponsor might want on show:
As you type, two live previews show the card on the wall (gallery, squad page and app) and on the profile. The record also tells you whether the player has publication consent on file before you save, so you're never left wondering why a card hasn't appeared.
A player can have a second sponsor too. The card then shows the two logos side by side.
Coming from an old website or a spreadsheet? Click Import CSV and bring every sponsor in at once. Use four columns in this order: player name, sponsor name, strapline, url. A header row is optional.
And here's the real preview in Teamo, row by row:
Most clubs want one page with every sponsored player on it. Go to Website → Pages, open (or create) the page, and add a Contacts block. In its settings:
Here's what your visitors see:
Cards take your club's colours automatically, and a player without a photo shows their initials instead of an empty circle.
The same cards work on your team squad pages on the website. Turn on One team only in the block settings for tighter cards.
In the Teamo app, teams you switched on get a Squad tab on the team page. That's where most people will see your sponsors, because members open the app every week. It counts the team's places for you too:
The sponsor also appears on the player's own profile, with an Edit link for club admins. The player sees it under Your sponsor.
Still stuck? Use the Support button in the app and we'll pick it up.
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