The four-year sponsorship agreement expired on July 31 and will not be renewed, with both sides citing InPost's "strategic development directions" and the "natural consequence of the evolution of its business plans."
According to Polish media reports, the deal was worth around PLN 10 million (EUR 2.3 million, USD 2.7 million) a year, making it the federation's largest sponsorship agreement with a private company.
The partnership covered Poland's men's, women's and youth national teams, with the InPost brand appearing on advertising boards, sponsor backdrops and training apparel.
The company also handled ticket distribution for national team matches through its parcel locker network.
The loss of InPost as a sponsor is a financial setback for the PZPN, particularly after Poland failed to qualify for this year's World Cup in North America, depriving the federation of tournament-related revenue.
The end of the sponsorship does not mark InPost's withdrawal from Polish football.
In May, the company announced a strategic partnership with the Ekstraklasa company, the operator of Poland's top professional football league.
The agreement, which will run for at least three seasons, reflects the company's continued investment in the sport.
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Source: PAP