Sponsors & Partners

Vauxhall, the number one selling car brand in Scotland, has been the Scotland National Team sponsor since 2011. In addition to the men's A squad, the agreement includes all Scottish age groups and women's national squads.

When announcing the partnership, Stewart Regan, Scottish FA Chief Executive, said:"We are proud to have such a respected and enduring brand in Vauxhall as our National Teams' Sponsor. I am certain the history and heritage of the Vauxhall brand will dovetail perfectly with the national teams' future hopes and aspirations."

Vauxhall are also Lead Partners with the English FA, the Football Association of Wales and the Northern Ireland Football Association.

The adidas brand started when a humble shoemaker from a small rural town in Germany developed a range of sports products so original and perfect they were sought after by athletes from all over the world. Adi Dassler's belief in sport and its endless possibilities remains at the heart of adidas today. His philosophy was to equip all athletes, enhancing their ability to achieve their impossible.

"Impossible Is Nothing" is still at the core of the adidas brand today, enabling athletes to communicate on a side-by-side platform with consumers so they too can achieve their own personal impossibles. Adi Dassler was driven by his passion for sport and, above all, for football. In the world of football, adidas has set the standards for decades with its ground- breaking innovation and product design. adidas has led all major developments in the football market from apparel, to boots, and match balls. This is the same passion that drives adidas on today. adidas is devoted to performance, to innovation, to athletes and to fans.

William Hill is the title sponsor of the Scotland’s biggest knock-out cup competition and as such, it is known as the William Hill Scottish Cup.

William Hill is the number one bookmaker in the UK, operating over 300 betting shops in Scotland and a total of 2,364 across the UK and Ireland. The Scottish Cup sponsorship deal reaffirms their strong association with Scottish football and the agreement will also allow the bookmaker to showcase its online, mobile and retail products to Scottish football fans the length and breadth of the country.

Gareth Davis, Chairman of William Hill PLC, said: "It seems fitting for the most established and biggest bookmaker in Scotland to be attached to the oldest Association trophy in world football and we at William Hill consider it an honour to be able to put our name to the Scottish Cup."

The Scottish FA has a long standing relationship with the national agency of sport in the development of the game from a national, regional and local level. The support provided by sportscotland is integral to the structure of our Football Development department at a local and national level. In recent years our relationship with the national agency of sport has also been pivotal in the development of the Women's and Girls' game from grassroots to the elite level and also in supporting new initiatives to help build equality.

The Federation Internationale de Football (FIFA) is the world governing body of Football. It is a not for profit association governed under the Swiss Civil Code and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. The main strategic objective of FIFA is to develop the game of football worldwide and the Scottish FA is one of over 200 member affiliated associations. The Scottish game as a whole benefits from this affiliation and the support provided by FIFA is widespread through various programmes from the elite to the grassroots game.

The Union des Associations Europeennes de Football (UEFA) is one of the six regional confederations recognised by FIFA. UEFA is structured as a not for profit association governed under the Swiss Civil Code and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The primary objective of UEFA is the promotion of the game of football in Europe, based on the principles of sporting solidarity. The Scottish FA is one of the 55 national associations affiliated to UEFA and our close relationship benefits the whole of Scottish football through the support they provide.

The Scottish FA has accessed support from Erasmus+ over the last 10 years to support opportunities for our valued workforce across the game to study, work, volunteer, train and coach abroad in Europe. European mobility projects have been a key part of the training and career development of the football workforce, providing personal and professional development, increasing skills, boosting confidence, developing language skills and broadening cultural horizons. Furthermore, the support from Erasmus+ has provided the Scottish FA with opportunities to share and discover best practice methods across Europe.