One of the heroes of the Moroccan national team, Hakim Ziyech, is not only a hero of the nation because of what he has done on the field, but also because of the things he does off the field. Chelsea winger was the main reason why Vahid Halilhodzic was sacked ahead of the World Cup and the first thing Walid Regragui did when he became the new coach was to call him back to the national team. Ziyech has had a rollercoaster 18 months with Morocco 🇲🇦 pic.twitter.com/3pjlrXIYJi— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) December 14, 2022 As reported by the Arab media, Ziyech has already said that he will give all the money earned at the World Cup, which is about 360,000 euros, to charity. All the money will be paid to humanitarian organizations in Morocco, and before that, the team’s star player wanted to give a part of it to the members of the professional staff of the national team, who earn much less than him.Hakim Ziyech has not taken a single penny of his bonuses with the national team 🇲🇦He has given it all away to a charity that supports those in need in Morocco. He has earned over £280,000 in bonuses since the start of this World Cup 👏🏼He’s done this since 2015. Class act! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/HokekHxV2c— SPORTbible (@sportbible) December 12, 2022 Ziyech did not suddenly turn into a benefactor. From the day he became a member of the Moroccan national team, and that is from 2016, he did not take a single dime from the daily allowances and awards given by the Football Association, but he also forwarded it all to humanitarian purposes.Regragui: ‘Next time, God willing’In addition, Ziyech usually comes to national team gatherings by private plane, and he uses the opportunity to pick up his teammates from the Moroccan team who play in Europe. If he sometimes goes on a regular line, he buys the ticket out of his own pocket, he does not allow the Federation to pay for it.Ambarat had to tell Giroud to stop chasing him all over the pitch during the semi-finalArab media recall that Hakim once donated 50,000 dollars to a local amateur club from his homeland, whose fans turned to him for help because the club was threatened with bankruptcy. And, in 2018, the Moroccan donated one million dollars to his homeland’s organizations that are dealing with cancer issues, and later also collected donations for those threatened by the coronavirus along with his teammates. AFCON 2021: Halilhodzic on Ziyech – ‘I’m not going to beg him to come back’Together with Sofyan Amrabat, Ziyech financed the construction of a mosque in Utrecht, and he also donated money in 2020 to a girl from Turkey who was struggling with spinal atrophy. The number of various other humanitarian organizations and actions that the Moroccan helped in previous years is unknown. That is why in his homeland he is seen as truly remarkable, not only because he reached the semi-finals of the World Cup.##NAJAVA_MECA_6890958##
