Péter Gulácsi again supports incurable sick children

Leipzig – The goalkeeper of the Hungarian national football team offered the Bärenherz hospice a salary of HUF 2.6 million.

Péter Gulácsi has repeatedly proved that charity is important to him.

Earlier, for example, together with his wife, they decided to contribute HUF 25 million to the treatment of a Hungarian little boy suffering from spinal cord muscle atrophy. In addition, the goalkeeper of the Hungarian national team presented little Zsombi with a signed glove, which his family could bid on as part of their fundraising.

The Soccer player now made a generous gesture again. Last year, he performed best in the best German and German cutting-edge football league (Bundesliga) among goalkeepers, he had had several yellow goals without. With this, he earned the “White Glove” award for the second time in a row.

The CoR’s Leipzig goalkeeper also received a cash prize of EUR 7,500 (nearly HUF 2.6 million) in addition to the recognition he offered to the Bärenherz hospice in Leipzig, which deals with children with incurable diseases.

Moreover, this is not the first time he has done so, as he has won this award in the same way, he still gave the money to Bärenberger.