Hakim Ziyech of Morocco donates his 2022 World Cup winnings
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Hakim Ziyech, a winger for Chelsea and Morocco, is apparently giving his World Cup bonuses to people in need in his own country.
According to many media reports, Moroccan winger Hakim Ziyech reportedly donates his World Cup winnings to the underprivileged in his nation.
Ziyech, known as the Wizard for his playmaking prowess on the field, has also earned a reputation as a kindhearted person off it.
His World Cup bonuses will be used to provide $277,575.90 to individuals in need in Morocco.
“Of course I will donate all my #WorldCup earnings to poor people in need of it. I didn't choose to play for Morocco for money I made that choice from my heart.”
— Khaled Beydoun (@KhaledBeydoun) December 17, 2022
— Hakim Ziyech pic.twitter.com/By8C3ct58K
Ziyech reportedly donated all of his bonuses to charities and team employees since joining the Atlas Lions in 2015.
Moroccan football star Hakim Zayech has never taken a single dollar
Ziyech has a 5-year deal with Chelsea and makes a base salary of $6.3 million.
Ziyech, who won the 2019 Confederation of African Football (CAF) Africa’s Finest X title, guided his underappreciated team to the World Cup Semi-Finals along with Achraf Hakimi and Sofyan Amrabat.
The famous Pele, who praised the team for their crusade, was among the billions of people who watched the first African and Arab team to do this in FIFA history.
“I have to congratulate Morocco on their outstanding performance. It’s wonderful to watch Africa prosper, Pele said in a post on his social media.
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