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Yesterday, former FC Barcelona players (Carles Puyol, Iván de la Peña and Juan Carlos Unzué) participated in the first solidarity dinner organized by the Xana Foundation and its president Luis Enrique. This foundation, created following the death of the PSG coach’s daughter, aims to offer assistance and support to children and young people affected by serious illnesses. After dinner, a raffle was organized for the event and raised three thousand euros to help pediatric patients in the oncology unit of the San Joan de Déu Hospital. The main prize of this raffle was very popular.
A night at the famous Palace Hotel and a spectacular gourmet gift basket from the El Corte Inglés store could be won, but above all a Kylian Mbappé jersey, signed by all the PSG players, was eagerly awaited. The winner of this raffle must have been delighted when the PSG coach drew the correct number, thus offering the star’s jersey. Despite the fact that the captain of the France team signed for Real Madrid, Luis Enrique has no resentment towards his now ex-player.
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