Jude Bellingham came just six months ago to the discipline of the Borussia Dortmund and he is already a figure in the team led by Heiko Herrlich. During this season he is one of the indispensable pieces of the yellow box, but he also stands out for the gestures he has off the field.
The 17-year-old midfielder, who has already made his debut with the England senior team, is leading a project that seeks to provide education to the neediest children in the neighborhood of Mombasa, Kenya.
The Mustard Seed Project is the name of the organization that the former Birmingham City has joined. Geoff and Rita Fowler are the founders of this kind of NGO, which has already been founded for 13 years.
“During the big end-of-the-year donation, Jude made a sizeable donation. Having Jude on our website and on social media makes a huge difference to us. He also created a Virgin Money Just Giving page; quite a few people donated for that. Some of his fans said they would give £ 10 every time he scored a goal and it now costs almost £ 2,000 ″, explicó Rita a The Sun.
“He’s a really nice guy, I’ve only seen him a couple of times, but they’re all a lovely family. Her father Mark works with my daughter and she was talking to him about charity. Mark mentioned it to Jude and showed no hesitation in wanting to come aboard. They want Jude to be known for what he does both on and off the court. “added.
Borussia Dortmund paid € 29 million to Birmingham City for the British-born player Stourbridge. This transfer became the most expensive by a 17-year-old player in soccer history.
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