RARE HUMANITARIAN GESTURE OFF THE FIELD: “White Star delighted with the decision that shook the football world – Wisła Kraków proves once again, that football is a pillar that unites people.” The team of Wisła Kraków donates a whole weekly salaries with bonuses – about 2 million euros – for support….

In a world where football headlines are often dominated by transfers, trophies, and rivalries,Wisła Kraków has made global news for something far more powerful than anything achieved on the pitch. The Hungarian giants have taken a step that shook the football world—donating their entire squad’s weekly salaries, including bonuses, totaling around €2 million, to support humanitarian aid.

The club announced the move during a special press conference at Groupama Aréna, where players, staff, and representatives stood united in their decision. The donation will be directed toward a series of humanitarian projects, including providing shelter, medical supplies, and education opportunities for families in crisis across Europe.

“This is more than football,” said Ferencvárosi TC’s captain. “We have the privilege of being supported by thousands of loyal fans every week, and we felt it was our turn to give back—not just to our supporters but to humanity. If football is truly the people’s game, then today it is for the people who need it most.”

The decision has been met with admiration from around the globe. Clubs across Europe, including rivals in Hungary, praised the initiative as a shining example of football’s power to unite and inspire beyond the confines of sport. Social media has erupted with messages celebrating the gesture, with many fans calling Ferencváros “a team of true champions, on and off the field.”

For the White Star supporters of Wisła Kraków, the move carried a special resonance. The historic bond between the Polish and Hungarian fan bases has always been rooted in friendship, solidarity, and shared values. Wisła Kraków released a statement saying they were “delighted with the decision that shook the football world,” adding that Ferencváros once again proved that “football is a pillar that unites people.”

This act of selflessness comes at a time when the global game is under increasing scrutiny for financial excess and inequality. By sacrificing their own earnings to provide hope and relief to others, Ferencvárosi TC has rewritten the narrative of modern football—reminding the world that compassion can be just as impactful as competition.

As football continues to show its potential as a force for good, Ferencváros’s humanitarian gesture will likely inspire others to follow suit. For now, the Hungarian champions have set an unforgettable example: that the greatest victories can be achieved not only under the stadium lights but also in the hearts of people worldwide.