Koulibaly, the former Napoli defender who recently joined Chelsea, made a significant gesture by returning to his parents’ homeland in Senegal to fulfill a promise he made long ago.
Accompanied by the Capitaine du Coeur Association, which his wife Charline is also involved in, Koulibaly arrived in Ngano, a village in northeastern Senegal. It was an emotional day for the citizens of the village, as Koulibaly symbolically laid the first stone for the construction of a pediatric clinic.
With his two brothers, communication manager, and the volunteers of the Association led by Aliou Goloko, Koulibaly demonstrated his strong connection to his roots.
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Born and raised in France, the talented defender has always maintained a close bond with Senegal, the birthplace of his father. The hospital project is a testament to his commitment to giving back to the community that shaped him.
While Koulibaly made this noble gesture, speculation continues regarding his future at Chelsea. Reports suggest that clubs from Saudi Arabia, including Al-Hilal, are interested in acquiring his services.
The Premier League side and Al-Hilal are said to have agreed on a deal for the experienced defender. Koulibaly’s first season at Stamford Bridge was marred by injuries, but he remains determined to regain his previous form and stay with Chelsea for years to come.
Despite the concerns raised by some fans about Koulibaly’s current form, his philanthropic endeavors in Senegal showcase his dedication to making a positive impact both on and off the field.
