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Croatian Tennis Player Dino Prižmić Named Global Ambassador for Waterdrop®

Croatian Tennis Player Dino Prižmić Named Global Ambassador for Waterdrop®

From Večernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Croatian tennis player Dino Prižmić has been named the new global ambassador for waterdrop®.
  • He joins other tennis stars like Alexander Bublik and Andrey Rublev in promoting the brand's hydration philosophy.
  • Waterdrop®, an Austrian brand, offers flavored and functional water enhancers with reduced plastic packaging.

Austrian brand waterdrop®, known for its innovative approach to hydration, has appointed rising Croatian tennis star Dino Prižmić as its new global ambassador. Prižmić joins an elite roster of athletes, including Alexander Bublik, Andrey Rublev, Matteo Arnaldi, and Elina Svitolina, who champion the brand's mission to encourage increased water consumption in a simple and enjoyable way.

Waterdrop®, an official partner of the Grand Slam Australian Open and various ATP tournaments, recognized Prižmić's talent, professionalism, and dedication to an active lifestyle. The brand's philosophy, centered on the pursuit of excellent flavors and high-quality ingredients for daily hydration, aligns perfectly with the values shared by these top athletes.

Waterdrop® and Dino Prižmić have many common points. Besides being passionate sports fans, especially tennis, we are also fans of functional, tasty hydration. We recognized Dino as a talented athlete who achieves excellent results through persistence and hard work, making him a role model for all generations. We want to support him on his path to the top, not just as a hydration partner but as someone who sees the bigger picture and shares the same vision for the future. We believe in joint success and, drop by drop, we toast this collaboration.

— Azur MujezinovićDirector of waterdrop® for BiH and Croatia, on the partnership with Dino Prižmić.

Azur Mujezinović, Director of waterdrop® for Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership. "Waterdrop® and Dino Prižmić have many common points," Mujezinović stated. "We are passionate sports fans, especially tennis, and we are also fans of functional, tasty hydration. We recognized Dino as a talented athlete who achieves excellent results through persistence and hard work, making him a role model for all generations. We want to support him on his path to the top, not just as a hydration partner but as someone who sees the bigger picture and shares the same vision for the future."

Prižmić shared his excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the responsibility and honor of representing a global brand. "As a professional athlete, I choose my hydration and nutrition very carefully to maintain peak form. Waterdrop® is the perfect choice for me! Sugar-free, with a wide selection of electrolyte hydration options, I no longer have to worry about staying hydrated; it's readily available and delicious," he concluded. Waterdrop® products, which use up to 98% less plastic than single-use PET bottles, are available in Croatia through various retail channels and online.

It is a great responsibility to be an ambassador for such a global brand, but also a great honor to join the team of top players who have recognized the waterdrop® philosophy, live it, and pass it on to others. I am glad that waterdrop® has recognized my effort and work. As a professional athlete, I choose my hydration and nutrition very carefully to maintain peak form. Waterdrop® is the perfect choice for me! Sugar-free, with a wide selection of electrolyte hydration options, I no longer have to worry about staying hydrated; it's readily available and delicious.

— Dino PrižmićCroatian tennis player, on becoming waterdrop®'s global ambassador.
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Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.