Agger pays for Danish team to attend Homeless World Cup

Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger stepped in to give a team from Denmark the opportunity to attend the Homeless World Cup.

Wed, 10 Sep, 2014 - 15:43

Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger stepped in to give a team from Denmark the opportunity to attend the Homeless World Cup.

Agger is the Danish football captain and heard that fundraising to send an eight-man team from Denmark to the tournament in Chile had fallen short of the amount needed.

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