Aston Villa's midfielder Mahmoud Hassan Trézéguet donated the equivalent of EGP 400,000 to the Children’s Cancer Hospital 57357.
Aston Villa's news website reported that the Egyptian player donated this amount of money to the Egyptian hospital this week during his visit to Egypt.
In July 2019, Aston Villa have completed the signing of Egypt’s Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet from Turkey’s Kasimpasa in a deal worth up to £8.75 million.
The 24-year-old midfielder played 71 games with Kasimpasa; he scored 25 goals and provided 18 assists. The former Al-Ahly Player will play alongside his fellow Ahmed El-Mohamady, who will play his third season with the Villans.
Trezeguet delivered an effective performance with the Pharaohs in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
He became the 12th Egyptian player joining the Premier League after Ahmed Hossam Mido, Ahmed Fathi, Hossam Ghaly, Mohamed Shawky, Amr Zaki, Ahmed Elmohamady, Gedo, Mohamed Salah, Mohamed Elneny, Ahmed Hegazi, and Ramadan Sobhi.