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Rhotic Media partners with Chelmsford City Women

Rhotic Media has deepened its commitment to invest in women’s football through a new partnership with Chelmsford City Women FC.

Rhotic Media partners with Chelmsford City Women
Rhotic Media partners with Chelmsford City Women

As the official away kit sponsor for the 2025/26 season, Rhotic Media’s branding will appear on Chelmsford City Women’s away shirts and shorts. The company will also gain broader visibility through branding at the club’s home ground, Melbourne Park Stadium.

The new partnership comes amid renewed enthusiasm for women’s football following the Lionesses’ second UEFA Women’s Euros victory in 2025.

It also seeks to represent Rhotic Media’s commitment to supporting the women’s game at all levels, which is driven by a belief that sport can serve as a powerful platform for social change, brand alignment and community connection.

Rhotic first engaged with women’s football during the UEFA Women’s Euros in 2022, when it hosted clients at Old Trafford in a move that signalled early recognition of the sport’s growing influence.

More recently, the company sponsored Colchester United Women, supporting the team’s community initiatives and on-pitch ambitions throughout last season.

Joe McGrath, CEO of Rhotic Media, added that the spirit of the women’s game closely reflects the values on which the company was founded.

He said: “The values that underpin the women’s game of resilience, inclusivity, and ambition are the same values that drive our business forward,

“Many of the people and brands involved in this space share our belief in gender equality, community support, and the power of high-growth organisations to make a difference.”

For Chelmsford City Women, the partnership comes at a crucial moment as the club prepares to compete in the sixth tier of English football and strengthen its development pathway for women and girls across the region.

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