Vincent Kompany auctions World Cup shirt for charity
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Vincent Kompany has put a shirt he wore in Belgium's opening World Cup match against Algeria up for sale on eBay to raise money for charities he supports.
The proceeds of the auction would go to BX Brussels, the small club in his hometown in which he has invested, and to SOS Children's Villages, which promotes child care, education and health in developing countries.
If you are interested, you can bid for the memorabilia on eBay.
I’m auctioning my #shirts4charity. Bid on my match-worn shirt vs Algeria on http://t.co/7C0cUrjsGH and support @BXBrussels & @KINDERDORPEN
— Vincent Kompany (@VincentKompany) June 18, 2014The proceeds of the auction would go to BX Brussels, the small club in his hometown in which he has invested, and to SOS Children's Villages, which promotes child care, education and health in developing countries.
If you are interested, you can bid for the memorabilia on eBay.
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