Wednesday, January 7

Neeraj Chopra Ends 10-Year Association with JSW Sports, Launches Own Athlete Management Firm

India’s star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, a double Olympic medalist, has announced a major career move by parting ways with JSW Sports, ending a decade-long association. The 27-year-old athlete is now set to launch his own athlete management firm, named Well Sports, marking a new chapter in his illustrious career.

Neeraj Chopra’s Statement

In a press release, Neeraj Chopra expressed gratitude towards JSW Sports, saying:
“The past 10 years with JSW Sports have been filled with growth, trust, and success. They played a significant role in shaping my career, and I will always be thankful for their support and vision. We are concluding this journey here, and I will carry these values forward into the next phase of my career.”

The statement emphasized that both Neeraj and JSW Sports are parting ways with mutual respect and pride.

JSW Sports’ Response

Divyanshu Singh, CEO of JSW Sports, said:
“Working with Neeraj has been an incredible experience for all of us. His journey of success reflects our shared vision of excellence and purpose. We are proud of what we have achieved together and wish him the very best in all his future endeavors.”

Career Highlights of Neeraj Chopra

  • Tokyo Olympics 2021 – Gold Medal; first Indian athlete to win Olympic gold in track and field.
  • World Championships 2023 – Gold Medal.
  • Paris Olympics 2024 – Silver Medal.
  • Multiple other medals in international competitions, cementing his status as one of India’s greatest athletes.

By launching Well Sports, Neeraj Chopra aims to support and manage the next generation of athletes, leveraging his experience and insight from over a decade at the top level. This move signals a bold step towards entrepreneurship and athlete development in India’s sports ecosystem.


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