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Blockchain collectibles startup Sorare inks deal with Korea’s K-League

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Blockchain football collectibles platform Sorare have announced a partnership with Korea’s K-League to give them full licensing over more than 400 players from 12 clubs. The Paris-based start-up, which is supported by ConsenSys and Ubisoft, uses blockchain for its fantasy football game.

Sorare allows fans to collect, trade, and use limited edition digital collectibles to compete in soccer leagues and earn prizes. The company has been expanding in recent months, and Ledger Insights has reported on their deals with top clubs such as AS Roma and Schalke 04.

The firm claims to be adding new clubs to its expanding platform almost every week. They are ambitious, with the expressed aim to “build the leading global fantasy football game” by integrating “the top 20 leagues in the world” into their platform. 

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