Scoring goals for climate awareness

After a long break, Global United FC returns to Namibia for the ninth edition of Green Kick (previously known as Climate Kick).Local soccer players will benefit from the expertise and renowned coastal soccer legends will share the stage with international soccer stars during the highly anticipated annual visit of Global United FC from from 22 to 27 November. The German ambassador to Namibia, Dr. Thorsten Hutter, is the patron of the event with the embassy availing a donation of N$100 000 for sports materials.The visit to the coast is orchestrated in partnership with Playtime Namibia, a nonprofit organisation headquartered in Walvis Bay committed to fostering sustainable youth and community development through sports activities - catering to children and young people across different age groups.Global United, sponsored by Gondwana Collection/Gondwana Care Trust and Paratus Telecom, will visit the Playtime Namibiahub in Kuisebmond on 24 November. “A group of female soccer players will partake in advanced training sessions designed to hone their skills and receive expert guidance from the visiting icons. The event promises engaging and enjoyable training activities to ensure a holistic learning experience,” said Gareth Amos of Playtime Namibia. The soccer stars of tomorrow will have an opportunity to meet their idols with local teams set to engage in spirited mini-tournaments on 25 November. Playtime The formidable Global United side will lock horns with a coastal legends squad, composed of ex-premier and national team players such as Paulus Shipanga, Rudolf Bester, George Hummel, and Steven Damaseb, under the captaincy of former Namibian captain Sandro de Gouveia. The legends match - scheduled for 15:30 at Atlantis Sports Club - promises to be an exhilarating affair. The visiting team managed by Fredi Bobic, who won 37 caps for Germany and was part of the UEFA 2004 winning team, includes the likes of Thomas Richter, David Kannemeyer, Christian Alder, Oliver Unsöld, Andreas Görlitz, Thomas Reichenberger, Ronald Maul, Kristian Baumgärtner, Bakary Diakité, George Dearnaley, Delron Buckley, Xaver Zembrod and Stanton Fredericks, amongst others. The event at Atlantis Club in Walvis Bay will commence at 08:00 and is open to the public and free to attend. An invitation is extended to the local community to stop by, witness the thrill of international soccer, and interact with these globetrotting superstars.Charitable Beyond the matches and football activities, the Global United stars, including former Bafana Bafana (South African) luminaries, will actively engage in charitable activities alongside Playtime Namibia. They will visit locations such as Promised Land and the Sunshine Kids Centre. They will contribute to several vital projects, including repairs, gardening initiatives, and lending their support to a soup kitchen, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to communitywelfare.Global United, co-founded by the international goalkeeper Lutz Pfannenstiel, Fredi Bobic, and Rainer Hahn of Germany, stands as a beacon of charitable endeavour, comprising former professional soccer luminaries hailing from Premier European and international clubs and nations. The globally recognised charity traverses the world, hosting soccer matches and events to raise awareness about climate change.

Scoring goals for climate awareness

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