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Voukefalas FC, an amateur team in the Greek city of Larissa, are now playing bright pink T-Shirts and emblazoned with the words "Villa Erotica".
Getting a sponsorship from the local brothel was the last option available to save the club from bankruptcy.
The team's coach, Yiannis Batziolas says there is nothing to be ashamed of, and that there are far shadier sponsors around the world of football.
"When you see that, in professional football, betting companies and alcohol are advertised, I think that's far more immoral," he says. "In Greece, it's not peculiar to visit a sex house. I think most young people have been to these places because it is a human need. And I'm proud of the woman who owns this brothel, proud that she helps our dreams of playing football come true."
The woman in question is Madam Soula Alevridou, she never misses a match now that her brothel is sponsoring the team. "The authorities here don't give money for sports, for education or anything. So why shouldn't a poor football team come to me to help make ends meet?", she says.
The local football union has lodged a formal protest, insisting that selling sex should be kept out of sport. "It's not acceptable to promote prostitution," says the head of the union, Marios Spiratos.
What do you think, should this kind of sponsorship be allowed?
