Become a Sponsor
The SKN Campus brings young players from Africa and Europe to St. Pölten for one week of professional football. You can put your company behind it — or put one player on the pitch who could not pay for it himself.
SKN Campus 2026 — the week you would be backing
- 28 September – 2 October 2026 at the campus of SKN St. Pölten, Austria
- One week of professional training, video analysis and education off the pitch
- Players from Africa and Europe, most of them between 16 and 21
- Closing trial match against the SKN St. Pölten first team
- Every session is filmed and photographed — the material travels with the players
Two ways in
Main Sponsor — €10,000
Limited to five partners. Net, plus statutory VAT.
- Your logo on the event kit worn all week — it travels into every photo, every scouting clip and every player’s own channels
- Your logo in the video and photo package the players take home and send to clubs and agents
- A produced film (30–60 seconds) from the week, yours to use on your own channels
- Access to the whole week for two people — training, analysis sessions and the closing trial match
- Two seats in the VIP lounge at one SKN St. Pölten home match
- An SKN St. Pölten shirt from five players of your choice, plus the campus event shirt
- “Player of the Week, presented by …” — the award carries your name
- Logo and link on this website, and a mention in the press release
- First refusal for the next campus week
Patron — €3,000
One place, one player. Net, plus statutory VAT.
€3,000 is what a place for a player from Africa actually costs us — flight, accommodation, board and the full programme, at cost, with nothing on top. As a patron you fund exactly that: one player who is good enough for this week but could never pay for it.
- You fund one campus place for a player selected on sporting merit
- A report from the week about the place you funded — how it went, with photos and clips
- Access to the closing trial match for one person
- The campus event shirt
- Your name or logo with a link on this website, if you want it
We do not pass on players’ names, contact details or private information. Reporting goes through us — that protects young people who are mostly under 18, and it is not negotiable.