Real Madrid’s Heartwarming Embrace: Earthquake Survivor’s Dream Weekend
Real Madrid, which has decided to "sponsor" Abderrahim Ouhida, the Moroccan boy who lost his entire family in the earthquake in Al Haouz, Morocco in September 2023, has made another gesture towards the young man and his family this week.
This week, Real Madrid invited Abderrahim and part of his family to come to Spain to attend the Champions League match against Olympique de Marseille at the Santiago Bernabéu. The young Moroccan had the honor of meeting his idols such as Kylian Mbappé, whom he hugged, and of walking on the pitch of the legendary Madrid stadium.
During this memorable stay, Abderrahim also listened to the history of Real Madrid, which has already won 15 European Cups. He also visited the Real Madrid City, in Valdebebas, and met the basketball team, reports El Espanol.
The big surprise that Real Madrid had prepared for Abderrahim was for this Saturday, during the match against Espanyol. The 16-year-old Moroccan kicked off the match at the Santiago Bernabéu in front of his idols and tens of thousands of Madrid supporters.
Last year, Abderrahim had received two jerseys signed by Vinicius and Mbappé, which he proudly showed on his social networks. Through these gestures, Real Madrid is helping him to better cope with the tragedy that has turned his life upside down.
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