“The scope of this deal really speaks to the lifestyle of the soccer fan,” said David Wright, SUM senior vice president of global sponsorship. Century 21’s deal with the federation, similarly, covers both the men’s and women’s national teams. Behr’s deal includes broadcast integration via Univision, field-level signage and on-site event access at Mexican national team games played in the United States. These games had little involvement from Nintendo, with the games releasing for the NES, Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), and personal computers. Behr’s deal with the Mexican team adds to paint’s visible role in soccer. Marquez gave a voluntary declaration before the Mexican attorney general’s office on Wednesday, the office said in a statement.