Bengaluru FC, on Friday, introduced that it had joined arms with PUMA to donate their ‘Champions 2023’ t-shirts, which remained unused after their loss within the 2023 Indian Tremendous League ultimate, to underprivileged communities within the metropolis. In a video posted throughout social media, membership captain Sunil Chhetri was seen joined by goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Suresh Wangjam, who donated the t-shirts to youngsters at a neighborhood shelter in Jayanagar.
“It definitely is the primary time in my profession that that is occurring, and I’m undecided if a membership has ever executed it earlier than. I’m actually proud that we’ve taken this step as a result of we need to break the chain. Simply since you lose doesn’t imply you must discard one thing you made considering you’re going to be champions; particularly when it may be of use to another person,” stated Chhetri.
Having patched up the 4 stars above the crest together with the 12 months ‘2022-23’, as many as 150 t-shirts at the moment are being despatched to communities throughout Bengaluru. Over the course of the approaching week, gamers from BFC Soccer Faculties, the membership’s grassroots program, together with membership employees and supporters, may also be concerned in donating these t-shirts at old-age properties, orphanages, and hospitals.
“I’m an enormous fan of sustainability, and I’m very glad that we have taken this step. These are the T-shirts that we have been imagined to put on, however that’s nice. It says ‘champions’, and anybody generally is a champion. Immediately, those who’re carrying these t-shirts are the champions,” stated goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu.
Bengaluru FC are as a result of fly to Kozhikode for his or her opening match of the 2023 Tremendous Cup, which kicks off on Saturday, with a conflict towards Sreenidi Deccan FC.