Although there have been numerous business meetings between the management of both teams with several companies interested in sponsoring the building of $ 1.600 million in New Jersey Meadowlands, John Mara, executive president of the Giants, said that no agreement had been reached and that cree might not have to when you start the 2010 season."I think it's more important to have a proper agreement and if that means having to wait beyond the opening of the stadium, we will," said Mara. "I do not think that would be appropriate. I hope to have something before it. "
Mara did not specify the names of companies that have shown interest, despite the economic crisis, nor the amount sought by the equipment grant rights to the property name.
The German insurance company Allianz was to close a deal last year that would have meant $ 30 million per year for Giants and Jets, however, negotiations broke down when it was revealed that the German company once had ties to the regime Nazi. Immediately, there was criticism from Jewish organizations, Holocaust survivors and supporters for the chance to see the stadium's name linked to the memory of the tragic events during World War II.
The Giants announce an agreement with the Timex watch company for 15 years to grant rights in the name of their new training camps and corporate buildings, as well as the Meadowlands sports complex.
Although not released the details of the operation, reported that the Giants could get $ 3 million per year for the convention.
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