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Tampa Bay Sun Football Club Announces Front-of-Kit Partner and Official Health Care Providers: Tampa General Hospital and USF Health

| Megan Kostner
Tampa Bay Sun Football Club Partnership

The Tampa Bay Sun Football Club, the new USL Super League first-division franchise, announced Tampa General Hospital (TGH) and USF Health as its Front-of-Kit partnership and Official Health Care Provider.

The TGH logo will be centered on both the home and away kits for the Tampa Bay Sun Football Club inaugural season.

USF Health will serve as the exclusive health care provider for the club. USF Health physicians and clinical staff will provide care and treatments for the players.

The kits are now available for pre-order at TampaBaySunFC.com/SHOP. The first shipments will arrive in time for the team’s home opener against Dallas Trinity FC, on August 18th, at Riverfront Stadium.

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