
Company News · September 15, 2026
Like Lothar Matthäus, velia.net is proud to sponsor the Fußball Camp 2027 at ROBINSON Club Daidalos in Rhodes, Greece. The young players taking part will wear jerseys carrying our logo, a small but visible sign of where our support goes.
Sponsoring a youth football camp is easy to announce and easy to forget. What made this one different was the chance for our CEO, Arek Akilli, to sit down and talk with Lothar Matthäus in person about what the camp means for young players.

Our CEO Arek Akilli with Lothar Matthäus.
That conversation is a reminder of what this kind of support is actually about: not brand visibility, but backing the people who put in the work with the next generation of players.
We build infrastructure that other people rely on every day. Youth development works the same way. It is unglamorous, it takes years, and the people doing it rarely get the credit they deserve until a player they coached makes it. Seeing our logo on the jerseys at the Fußball Camp 2027 is a small, concrete way of saying we back that work.
It is a powerful statement of support for youth development, and a special moment for us as a company.
Thank you to Lothar Matthäus for supporting the development of young players. Coming from a record-holding national team player, that commitment carries real weight, and we're glad to stand behind it alongside him.
The Fußball Camp 2027 is a youth football camp held at ROBINSON Club Daidalos in Rhodes, Greece, bringing young players together for training and development, with support from record-holding German national team player Lothar Matthäus.
velia.net sponsors the camp, and its logo appears on the young players' jerseys. Our CEO, Arek Akilli, met Lothar Matthäus in person to discuss the camp and its impact on youth development.
We believe in backing the people who invest years of unglamorous, essential work into the next generation, whether that's coaches developing young players or the teams who keep critical infrastructure running behind the scenes.
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