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Muizzu's family company sponsors three first division football clubs

Sep 29, 2025, 3:12 PM
Muizzu's family company sponsors three first division football clubs

President Mohamed Muizzu's family company Dhimyaath Private Limited has sponsored three first division football clubs.

Cafe Damietta, which operates under the company, sponsored New Radiant Sports Club, Club Eagles and Victory Sports Club.

The sponsorship value remains unclear.

This is the first time that three first division clubs have been sponsored by the same company at the same time.

Some members of the public have raised questions about this.

Muizzu's wife Sajida Mohamed, their daughter and two sons own shares in Dhimyaath Private Limited.

Adhadhu was unable to get a comment from Sajidha.

Dhivehi Premier League 2025/26Sajidha MohamedPresident Mohamed Muizzu

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