Happy Man Bitters, a subsidiary of Charger Group Limited, has extended support to two Premier League sides-Hearts of Oak and Berekum Chelsea.
The gesture, which is a one-year deal, is subject to renewal for a huge amount of money.
Another top-flight side Aduana Stars has also received support from the company.
Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Emmanuel Borketey Bortey, after the presentation, pointed out that the support falls in line with the company's vision to develop football in the country.
“We, at Charger Group, believe in supporting our own, particularly the youth. Club owners can't do it alone, we believe the support will go a long way in taking care of some of the bills and other logistics of the clubs,” said the Charger Group CEO.
Earlier in the week, the beverage manufacturing company signed Chelsea for a year deal.
Representatives of both clubs-Mark Noonan (Hearts) and Oduro Sarfo (Chelsea), thanked Charger Group profusely for the financial support.
In separate interviews, the two clubs said the support would significantly boost their respective campaigns.
Happy Man Bitters, based in Nsawam, also sponsors Asante Kotoko's National Circles Council.
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