Marcel Koller, the Swiss head coach of Al Ahly football team, paid a visit to the 57357 Children’s Cancer Hospital, aiming to bring joy to young patients in their fight against cancer.
On the morning of Wednesday, January 17, Koller arrived at the hospital, where he distributed Al Ahly team T-shirts to the children.
During his visit, he engaged with the young patients, talking to them, and most notably, took the time to play football with them.
Koller organized the children into two teams and joined them in a friendly football match.
This initiative brought smiles and joy to the faces of the children, who relished the opportunity to play football with the head coach of Al Ahly.
The visit to the 57357 Hospital underscores Koller’s commitment to making a positive impact beyond the football pitch.
By spending time with the children and sharing in the universal joy of sport, he aimed to bring a sense of normalcy and happiness to their lives amid challenging circumstances.
Al Ahly, one of the most successful football clubs in Africa, is not only dedicated to achieving excellence on the field but also recognizes the importance of contributing to the community.
Marcel Koller’s visit aligns with the club’s broader commitment to social responsibility, emphasizing the role football can play in inspiring hope and unity.
The children at the 57357 Hospital, known for their resilience and courage in the face of adversity, were not only recipients of Al Ahly memorabilia but also had the unique opportunity to create lasting memories by playing football with the esteemed head coach.
Marcel Koller’s gesture reflects the power of sports to transcend boundaries, uplift spirits, and make a positive impact on the lives of those facing health challenges.
