Match-worn shirts to be auctioned for charity
Signed match-worn shirts from our 4-0 win against Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday 2 May are now available to bid for via our online charity auction.
As part of AIA’s long-term partnership with Tottenham Hotspur, the sponsor’s logo on the front of the team’s shirts for the match was replaced to raise awareness for ISF Cambodia (ISF), a charity dedicated to using education to support the most underprivileged children in Cambodia.
The match-worn shirts have been signed personally by the players and funds raised from the auction will go towards ISF and the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation – the Club’s own charitable arm that is dedicated to creating-life changing opportunities for people across its local community.
Lots include the shirts worn by Gareth Bale, who scored a hat-trick in a Man of the Match performance, and Heung-Min Son, who also added his name to the scoresheet.
Visit our auction page for the full list of items on offer – the auction will run until 3pm UK on Saturday 22 May.
ISF uses education to transform the lives of thousands of children in Cambodia, a country where nearly 49 per cent of children live in multidimensional poverty. The charity’s educational initiatives touch the lives of hundreds of students a year who have dropped out of formal education or have not had the opportunity to attend a school.
AIA Cambodia has worked with ISF for a number of years and the Club’s Global Football Development coaches have spent time in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, working with participants and volunteer coaches to support ISF’s grassroots football initiatives.