Ex-Leicester Player to Auction FA Cup Final Shirt for Gaza Children
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Former Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury will auction his FA Cup final shirt and medal to raise money for Children Not Numbers, a charity supporting children in Gaza. The fundraising event is scheduled for October 25 in London. Choudhury has previously been associated with pro-Palestinian gestures and a dispute with Israeli player Eran Zahavi.
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- Former Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury will auction his FA Cup final shirt and medal.
- Funds raised will go to the charity Children Not Numbers, supporting children in Gaza.
- An event for the fundraiser will be held in London on October 25.
- Choudhury previously celebrated with a Palestinian flag after an FA Cup win.
- He also had a dispute with Israeli striker Eran Zahavi during a European match.
Former Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury is set to auction his FA Cup final shirt and medal to raise funds for children in Gaza. The auction will benefit the organization Children Not Numbers, which supports children in the Palestinian territory. Choudhury, known for his distinctive afro hairstyle, has had previous notable interactions related to Israel, including celebrating with a Palestinian flag after Leicester's historic FA Cup win and a dispute with Israeli striker Eran Zahavi during a European match when Zahavi played for PSV Eindhoven.
A fundraising event is scheduled to take place in London on October 25, organized by Nujum Sports. During this event, Choudhury's FA Cup-winning jersey and medal will be put up for auction. The proceeds will go towards supporting children in Gaza through the Children Not Numbers charity.
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