🏅#PSIF Champion of the Year category🏅
3 incredible nominees are competing for the Award and YOU will be the one to crown the winner through an online votation ( ➡️bit.ly/2hpChw2 )
But first, let’s present them:
1. Juan Mata, the Spanish international football player, who won the World Cup, European Championship and the Champions League, and decided to donate 1% of his salary to Common Goal. At the beginning of this season, Juan Mata helped launch the Common Goal movement by announcing that he will donate at least one percent of his salary to high-impact football charities from all around the world. Mata’s grand ambition is to reach a position where 1% of football’s entire multibillion dollar industry is donated to charity.
2. Ladji Doucouré, the former 110m hurdles World Champion created Golden Blocks 3 years ago with the idea of bringing the stadium in the suburbs. This sporting event uses all the urban culture symbols with several battles. In 2017, after 10 stages in France, Ladji Doucouré exported Golden Blocks towards the Senegalese youth during the 1st Caravane for Peace.
3. Khalida Popalzai, former captain of the Afghanistan football team, used football as a tool to advocate human and women’s rights. To her, football was the only way to fight for women’s rights and to bring about change in society. By doing this, she faced extreme social opposition and had to leave her home country. She is currently living in Denmark for security reasons, and using sport to empower and improve inclusion and social participation of minority groups such as immigrants and refugees.
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⚠️ VOTE HERE AT THE FOLLOWING LINK➡️ http://bit.ly/2hpChw2 ⚠️
