David Beckham’s esports organisation launches all-female Rocket League team

David Beckham’s esports organisation, Guild Esports, will launch an all-female Rocket League team as part of a new collaboration with Sky Broadband.

Guild and Sky have signed a three-year exclusive partnership, with both organisations committed to supporting and developing the gaming community.

The partnership will initially focus on three core areas – women in gaming, driving esports performance, and engaging in audiences.

Sky will also gain the naming rights to the group’s headquarters in Shoreditch – the Sky Guild Gaming Centre – and become the official wi-fi, broadband and network supplier.

The Sky logo is set to feature prominently on Guild’s team shirts and buildings.

Building on the success of Guild’s all female Valorant team, Guild X, the new partnership will see the launch of a new all-female Rocket League team.

With Sky becoming the main sponsor for Guild’s shirt, the jersey will be first worn by Guild X as they play in Riot’s Game Changer tournament this week.

Sky and Guild claim they are committed to creating an inclusive environment through thought leadership, education and promotion.

They will also aim to establish suitable professional opportunities for women in esports.

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