Samsung Sports
South Korean multi-sport club
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| 2018 | Samsung sponsored Team Samsung during the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, featuring Italian athletes like Christof Innerhofer, Sofia Goggia, and Dorothea Wierer. |
| 2018 | Samsung Galaxy League of Legends team is disbanded. |
| 2016 | Samsung sponsored Team Samsung during the Rio Summer Olympics, with Italian athletes like Aldo Montano, Clemente Russo, and Tania Cagnotto. |
| 2016 | Samsung Galaxy eSports team is disbanded. |
| 2015 | Samsung Heavy Industries Rugby Club is disbanded and Samsung Securities Tennis Club is disbanded. |
| 2015 | Samsung Galaxy League of Legends team is founded. |
| 2014 | Samsung launched the GALAXY 11 team for the FIFA World Cup, managed by Franz Beckenbauer and featuring international football stars like Lionel Messi (captain), Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, and Iker Casillas. |
| 2014 | Samsung sponsored athletes during the Sochi Winter Olympics, featuring teams from Russia, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, France, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Ukraine, Poland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, United States, Canada, Australia, and Republic of Korea. |
| 2014 | Samsung sponsored Team Samsung during the Incheon Asian Games, with teams from multiple countries including Republic of Korea, China, Thailand, Malaysia, and India. |
| 2013 | Samsung creates two League of Legends teams: Samsung White and Samsung Blue in the LCK league. |
| 2012 | Samsung sponsored Team Samsung during the London Summer Olympics, including athletes from the United Kingdom like Zara Phillips, Victoria Pendleton, and David Beckham as an honorary ambassador. |
| 2010 | Samsung sponsored Team Samsung during the Vancouver Winter Olympics, featuring athletes like Wayne Gretzky, Jarome Iginla, and Hayley Wickenheiser from Canada. |
| 2010 | Samsung Electronics Equestrian Club is disbanded. |
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