Betiton’s newest addition: Djibril Cissé!

Football sensation Djibril Cissé, known for being the energetic striker of teams like Liverpool and AJ Auxerre, has joined forces with Betiton in their branding efforts.

Despite hardly being any older than a year, Betiton has been making progress in leaps and bounds. With the addition of Djibril Cissé to their team, who played as a striker with many teams such as Liverpool, Aj Auxerre, and Queens Park Rangers, the brand is making a move to the top of the charts and securing one great ambassadorship.

Betiton firmly believes that Djibril’s fiery spirit, tenacity, and charisma are the perfect ingredients for their particular recipe for success. In fact, in a little over a year, the operator has witnessed massive growth and equally massive success and currently offers its services to 13 markets and is looking to grow even further.

The CEO & co-founder of Betiton, Arnaud Serour, tells: “Djibril Cissé is not only a major football star who has had an incredible career playing for some of the biggest clubs in the world, he has also overcome major injury setbacks and for us is the embodiment of determination and character. We have been working with him daily for the last few weeks, he’s a joy to work with and develop ideas and is also a fantastic human being.”

Djibril said: “We connected immediately with Arnaud and his team. I’ve been struck by the brand’s motivation and vision to be a leading operator in the gaming industry. I am confident we will reach those goals and am really looking forward to it. Game on!”

Djibril Cissé’s professional football career found its beginnings with AJ Auxerre which was clearly fruitful as he managed to score 90 goals in 166 appearances. He continued rising to prominence with his move to Anfield, signing for Liverpool. Despite suffering a career-threatening injury, he proved pivotal in the team’s 2004-2005 Champions League and 2005-2006 FA Cup wins. He then moved on to play with other great teams, including Queens Park Rangers, Olympique de Marseille, and Panathinaikos.

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