Leonie’s Unforgettable Experience at the UEFA EURO 2024™ opening game Leonie, Executive Secretary at Lidl International, started her journey with #teamlidl in 2021 at the Purchasing Department. "I have a fantastic team with supportive colleagues. I love my role because it allows me to interact with various departments, which suits my sociable nature perfectly!" ❤️💙💛 Leonie was one of the lucky winners of tickets for the UEFA EURO 2024 offered by Lidl, specifically for the Germany vs. Scotland opening game. "I received the exciting news during my vacation. Lidl arranged the round trip to Munich, and our stadium seats were perfect, right in the front row, giving us a close-up view of the players and the match!" 🇩🇪🏴 Leonie chose her dad as her companion, fully embracing this unique experience. "The city was buzzing with festivities, and there were many Scottish fans! My dad and I enjoyed a meal at a restaurant before the game, where we mingled and engaged with other fans. It was a special moment, and I felt incredibly grateful for this opportunity." 🏟️✨ For those aspiring to experience a European Championship match live, Leonie advises, "Just go for it and embrace every adventure. Be open, engage with other fans, and enjoy the fun conversations!" ⚽️ Who would you take with you if you won tickets to a UEFA EURO 2024™ match? 👇 #LidlInternational #UEFAEURO2024 #Euro2024 #wearelidl
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We’re on your team – from match day – to everday ⚽🍉 We can’t help your team win the game, but we can help you be the best host for a night. What we eat has a huge impact on our health and the environment. That's why we develop our range of products on the basis of the planetary health diet to make it easier for our customers to consciously choose healthy and sustainably manufactured products in future. 🥦🌍 This means that when Lidl customers serve our produce to friends and family on match day, they can be confident that we’re keeping prices low without compromising quality. “With our reach, we want to make UEFA EURO 2024 accessible to as many people as possible and bring the sport and the fans closer together. Football is for everyone - just like our products. At the same time, we want to use our sports sponsorship to make our customers aware of the importance of exercise and a conscious nutrition as part of a healthy lifestyle. As a sustainable fresh produce discounter, we always offer our customers the highest quality fresh produce at the best price and have made it our mission to make an active and healthy lifestyle as easy as possible for our customers”, Martin Alles, Executive Vice President, Marketing International at Lidl International. When you are hosting, what is your favorite food to prepare? Tell us in the comments. 👇 #LidlInternational #OnYourTeam #EURO2024 #UEFAEURO
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