An international football player currently playing in the toughest leagues in Europe said the charity match he organised for the children of Gaza was the best, the most special one he has ever played in. In an interview shortly after a high-profile soccer match for the Children of Gaza arranged by Nujum Sports, the ex-Aston Villa winger said he feels very proud and happy. 

 “It’s great to be here today,” El Ghazi said, expressing himself after the much-inflated event. “I realised how important it was and for what I am doing it. I felt good and proud standing on the football pitch. ” 

 Though he has no longer been involved in professional football after being fired by the German club Mainz over alleged support to Gaza on social houses, El Ghazi was still very much committed to the cause. The match at Barnet FC ground was on day one of the summer, but the exhibition of soccer talent saw the current and past players of international leagues all in support. 

 El Ghazi agreed on timing and said it was at the end of the season, and players were on holiday or preparing for Euros, but he was happy with the turnout. “Look at the players that were on the pitch today,” he said profusely, thanking Allah for the fantastic performance. 

 Notable personalities included Bacary Sagna, Eric Abidal, Younus Kaboul, and Adlène Guedioura; some fans included Hamza Choudhury from the Leicester City team and football perspectivist Taiyo Kimura. 

 Morsy, a Palestinian advocate who waved the Palestinian flag when marking his team Ipswich’s Premier League promotion, was happy to do it. He pointed out that the match was humanitarian, saying, “As I said, people can be tentative, and although today it was not about politics but rather humanitarian causes, I am happy with the turnout of players. ” 

It must be mentioned that having witnessed the event, the audience’s spirit was rather cheerful, though the event encouraged people to solve a severe issue. 

“There’s a spirit of positivity. You are here just for one cause: of the kids in Gasa,” it was stated on the party’s official web page. ” And I think we made an excellent statement today,” El Ghazi said. 

 Murshad Rob and his fellow YouTube friends Grizz and Tobs of this week’s The Big 6ix supported the players for the dedicated focus on the awareness part. The question that should always be raised is that morals should be more valuable than money, as Murshad said. “Already, we have seen with Anwar El Ghazi that this man risked his career to support this cause. Their actions are noble; I believe these players understand what is happening. ” 

 Tufail Hussain, a director at Islamic Relief UK, stressed the event’s outcome by saying it was also labelled as the largest fundraiser for Gaza. “Today’s about the power of football; this is the people’s game. We’ve seen some famous footballers and premier league players — present and the past — who came here, represented, and wanted to raise awareness of the plight of our brothers and sisters in Gaza. ” 

 Thus, for nearly £20 million spent on medical care, food, shelter, water, and sanitation in Gaza since October, AIDS is not a recognised cause. However, in recent years, the organisation has transitioned into providing warm meals, and to date, it has distributed more than eighteen million meals. 

 El Ghazi prided herself on the event’s success, though she had to admit some organisational problems. 

 Finally, the match concluded with the victory of El Ghazi’s team, with a 4-1 score. There was a mood of jubilation, but a moment’s silence for the children killed in Gaza bluntly brought the news agenda back to reality. “It is excruciating; we all see terrible images and videos daily,” said El Ghazi. “And we are striving to convey the message that we care for them, that we stand for them, and that will always stand for them. ”