In a video posted across social media, club captain Sunil Chhetri was seen joined by goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Suresh Wangjam, who donated the t-shirts to children at a community shelter in Jayanagar.
“It certainly is the first time in my career that this is happening, and I’m not sure if a club has ever done it before. I’m really proud that we’ve taken this step because we want to break the chain.
Just because you lose doesn’t mean you have to discard something you made thinking you’re going to be champions; especially when it can be of use to someone else,” said Chhetri.
Having patched up the four stars above the crest along with the year ‘2022-23’, as many as 150 t-shirts are now being sent to communities across Bengaluru. Over the course of the coming week, players from BFC Soccer Schools, the club’s grassroots program will distribute the t-shirts.
The club staff and supporters will also be involved in donating these t-shirts at old-age homes, orphanages, and hospitals along with players. The Blues’ star goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu will also be part of the noble gesture.
“I’m a big fan of sustainability, and I’m very happy that we’ve taken this step. These are the T-shirts that we were supposed to wear, but that’s fine. It says ‘champions’, and anyone can be a champion. Today, the ones who are wearing these t-shirts are the champions,” said Sandhu.
Bengaluru FC are due to fly to Kozhikode for their opening match of the 2023 Super Cup, which kicks off on Saturday (April 8), with a clash against Sreenidi Deccan FC. It is going to be the third edition of the Hero Super Cup 2023.
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