Pep Guardiola, the coach of Manchester City, has shown his solidarity with the amputee football team 'Gaza Will' by signing jerseys that will be sent to the Palestinian team. This gesture has garnered attention on social media, reflecting a clear message of support from the Spanish manager. The signed jerseys are intended to inspire hope and demonstrate a spirit of humanity and solidarity linked to the world of football.

Earlier, the team 'Gaza Will' announced Guardiola as their honorary coach, featuring his image across their sporting activities and training sessions. Team players expressed their appreciation for Guardiola's humanitarian stance supporting Palestine, particularly Gaza, asserting that this represents a minimal contribution from an internationally recognized coach. They noted that Guardiola has consistently denounced the Israeli occupation's violence against the residents of the Gaza Strip over the past two years of conflict.

Guardiola has voiced his commitment to using his influential position as Manchester City’s manager to advocate for the victims of the ongoing conflict, underscoring the crucial role sports can play in raising awareness and showing support for marginalized communities. His actions serve as a reminder of the unifying power of football and its potential to affect social change, particularly in regions experiencing hardship and suffering.