After FIFA World Cup, Sanjay Set to Perform at Tecno SAFF Championship Stage
Following his performance on the FIFA World Cup stage, Bangladeshi-American DJ and music producer Sanjay Deb is now returning to his home country, Bangladesh. Mr. Sanjay will perform at the opening ceremony of the ‘Tecno SAFF Championship Bangladesh 2026,’ scheduled for November 5. Through a special video message, he announced that he is coming to Bangladesh to rock the stage as a special guest performer for Tecno.
Recently, he came into the spotlight by performing ‘Cir Cir’ on the FIFA World Cup stage. During that performance, Mr. Sanjay proudly showcased his Bangladeshi heritage by wearing a special jacket featuring the image of a Royal Bengal Tiger. Regarding this, Sanjay Deb said, ‘Performing on the FIFA World Cup stage was a special moment for me, but the feeling of performing in front of my own people is completely different. I am eagerly waiting to share that joy and excitement with everyone at the SAFF Championship. A huge thank you to Tecno for allowing me to come to Bangladesh.’
Rezwanul Hoque, Chief Executive Officer of iSmartu Technology BD Limited, on behalf of Tecno Bangladesh, stated, ‘Sanjay has taken his music to the global stage while maintaining an unbreakable connection to his roots in Bangladesh. We are thrilled to bring him to Bangladesh for the Tecno SAFF Championship. Football and music share a power that unites people across geographical borders. Therefore, we want the opening night to be filled with joy, excitement, and memorable moments for the audience that will stay with them for a long time.’
Sanjay’s performance will be a special attraction at the opening event of the Tecno SAFF Championship. After rocking international stages, he is now coming to spread the magic of his music before domestic audiences. His performance will make the opening ceremony of this South Asian football tournament even more vibrant and memorable. The Tecno SAFF Championship Bangladesh 2026 will take place from November 5 to 17, featuring national football teams from various South Asian countries.
