Clubs, coaches and players have committed themselves to the towns of Valencia affected by DANA, which has already left more than 200 dead and towns destroyed. one of them is Marcos Llorente, who this morning traveled down the road to the area to help.
Convenience player found Atlético de Madrid around the Mestalla this morning. The midfielder is recovering from a muscle injury and while his teammates are keeping watch in the hotel in the French capital to face the PSGhe went to the city of Turia with permission from the club to help.
In addition, it has two vans in which he carries 400 pressure washers. “The club gave us the OK to come and help and today at five in the morning we left with the two vans we loaded with Kärchers yesterday. Helping like everyone else is doing, I’m not doing anything special,” he said Convenience the footballer, accompanied by his father and a friend.
“It is impossible for you to remain isolated in this case. All the people are getting incredibly involved and we (the footballers) are just doing our best. Now we will go and help in any way we can,” Marcos confirmed.
Llorente recently published a message on his social networks in which he regretted the abandonment that Valencians are seeing. “It’s something that I had inside and that I wanted to get out. There I always publish what I feel and the other day it was the same,” explained the Colchonero player, who added that “It’s like a mess outside. It’s not clear what’s going on. People upload videos to networks that ban them from entering, that don’t collect their stuff… . From the outside you can see it’s chaos in terms of the organization because of the desire to help everyone wants to help.”
THE ATLÉTICO COLLABORATION
It should be noted that on Tuesday, the Athleticthrough its foundation, delivered 55 tons of basic necessities to Valencia donated by red and white fans during Sunday’s match against Las Palmas. In addition, the club will make a financial contribution equal to that raised by its fans.
Source: La Verdad
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