Privacy Notice
The privacy of our subscribers (‘you’) matters to us. This Privacy Notice explains how and why your personal data is collected, used, consulted or otherwise processed when you decide to subscribe for the Newsletter.
The sender of the Newsletter and the owner of this website is (‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’) :
Better Collective A/S,Tolbodgade 12,
1253 Copenhagen K (Hovedstaden)
Denmark (DK)
CVR. 27652913
Data we process
When you decide to subscribe for the Newsletter on this website, you are required to fill in the subscription form by typing your first name and email address.
In addition to the above mentioned data, we are also aware of your prefered language, according to the website source the form originates from.
If you wish to find out more about the processing of other personal data concerning you that may occur when you browse our website, please read the website’s Privacy Policy.
Purpose of processing
We use the information you give us to send you marketing emails that might be interesting to you.
We will only use your information for the stated purpose if you expressly consent to it. You can withdraw your consent at any time, which is explained in this Notice under the section about your rights.
How we protect your data
We only process data that we really need for the explained purpose. We keep your data up to date and to store them securely.
We do not process your data for longer than it is necessary for the purposes for which data is processed. If you decide to unsubscribe, your data related to the subscription will be deleted from our systems.
Don't Miss:
- Simeone: Atletico Don’t Want Lacazette As Griezmann Replacement
- Mustafi ‘Likes’ AC Milan And Could Make Summer Move
- Did You Know? More Incentives For Arsenal To Win The Europa League
We use technical and organizational measures in accordance with the good industry practice to secure your information. Only properly authorised staff, bound by contractual confidentiality provisions, can access your data in order to provide you the best possible experience.
Sharing and transferring of your data
Your data are shared with and transferred to the Oracle Corporation, which is the provider of the Eloqua marketing automation tool that we use to facilitate email marketing activities. The Oracle Corporation is certificated under the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, which guarantees that adequate data protection standards are in place when your data are transferred.
Your rights
Since we are an EU-based company, the processing of your data falls under the scope of the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation - ‘GDPR’). Under the GDPR you are entitled to:
- request access to your personal data;
- request correction or deletion of your personal data;
- request portability of your personal data;
- request that we limit our use and processing of your personal data;
- withdraw your consent to receiving a Newsletter, by clicking the unsubscribe link at the end of every email we send you;
- lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority or Danish Data Protection Agency if you consider that the processing of your personal data explained above infringes the GDPR.
If you have any questions or doubts regarding the processing of your personal data explained in this Notice, or you wish to exercise your rights listed above, you may send us an email at dataprotection@bettercollective.com.
Endnotes
This Privacy Notice is effective from 25th of May 2018 and may be modified from time-to-time.
If we make essential modifications to the Privacy Notice, you will be properly notified in advance, so that you can review changes before they become effective. Essential modifications might be necessary if, for instance, we launch new services, deploy new technologies and process your data for new purposes.
Reports in Germany suggest that Bayern Munich are keen on signing an Arsenal youth player who has been described as the ‘next Jadon Sancho’ (via Football.London)
It’s fair to say that Jadon Sancho’s transfer from Manchester City to Borussia Dortmund in 2017 has changed the way a lot of clubs and players operate.
There was some confusion when a Bundesliga side spent almost £10 million on a 17-year-old who hadn’t made a first-team appearance for City.
However, Sancho has completely justified his move. He is not only an established starter at Dortmund but is also one of the most exciting young players in European football.
Arsenal have since sent Reiss Nelson and Emile Smith Rowe on loan to the Bundesliga to gain some game time in the first team but it seems as if another German club wants to make a move more permanent.
Reports in England suggest that Bayern Munich are considering a move for the 18-year-old attacker Xavier Amaechi.
Like many Bundesliga sides, Munich now see the English youth system as an untapped resource for talented young players, much like Sancho.
Xavier Amaechi is a pacy attacker but is under contract at the Emirates until 2022. He’s a talented player and the club would do well to retain his services. In order to do that, clubs like Arsenal and Manchester City are going to start to give more game time to young players to make sure that the next Jadon Sancho develops in England.
COMMENTS