Robert Lewandowski, along with other players of the Duma of Catalonia, visited children’s hospitals in Barcelona. The attacker visited a 2-year-old Pole who was battling a severe form of cancer. “A very special day,” he wrote.
Football players and coaches of FC Barcelona, together with representatives of the Foundation, which supports the weakest children and youth through educational sports projects, visited the patients of the children’s hospital every year during the Christmas and New Year period. The only exception was the Coronavirus pandemic, when due to restrictions it was not possible to organize live meetings with the sick, and instead the Catalan Pride stars contacted them online.
FC Barcelona visits hospitals
This year, Blue Garnet players and activists were finally able to visit Catalan medical facilities in person. “A very special visit to Barcelona hospitals. #More than a club,” said the Duma of Catalonia in his Instagram.
From the photo report it is known that the children visited, among other things, children’s hospitals. Xavi, Marcos Alonso, Pedri, Sergi Roberto, Memphis Depay, Jordi Alba, Ansu Fati, Sergio Busquets, Ousmane Dembele, Frenkie de Jong, Ronald Araujo, Rafinha and Robert Lewandowski.
Robert Lewandowski: A Special Day
The captain of the Polish national team also wrote about the meeting with patients on his Instagram. The attacker visited the Sant Joan de Deu hospital. “A very special day. FC Barcelona’s annual visit to the hospital is a moment of joy and happiness for many children!” - we read.
Robert Lewandowski met a boy from Poland
According to Przegląd Sportowy, Onet had the opportunity to spend time and talk with a two-year-old boy from Poland, Bruno Slowinski, who is battling cancer. According to “Echa Day”, the boy successfully underwent surgery. The surgeons removed 80% of the tumor and saved the kidney.
“A gigantic tumor was found in Bruno’s tummy: 10.6 x 8.4 x 9.5 cm! The changes model the kidney and liver… Most likely, neuroblastoma is a malignant tumor that has gone very far. 4th degree on a 4-point scale, the worst “… - read in the fundraising description on siepomaga.pl
Source: Wprost
