English footballer David Beckham will play football in Nepal as part of a funding campaign for Unicef.
English media have reported the free-kick maestro will play seven matches in seven continents in a period of seven days for a Unicef campaign hoping to raise funds for the UN body.
Besides Nepal, the former Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and LA Galaxy star will also play in Papua New Guina, Buenos Aires, Djibouti, Miami and Antarctica and Old Trafford, the home of English football giants Manchester United, during a world tour to benefit Unicef.
The former England captain will be accompanied by a film crew making a 90-minute documentary.
Kids who survived massive earthquake on April 20 played with Beckham. One of the kid said,“This is the best day of my life. I am so, so
happy,” said Seline Homija, an eighth-grade student who played with
Beckham on the brick paved courtyard.
Hundreds of fans gathered to watch, and police used batons to control the crowd.
