Norwich City's first team players and staff have signed the warm-up tops from our recent match against Brentford to raise money for the Disaster & Emergency Committee (DEC) Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.
The warm-up shirts had the Ukrainian flag printed over the top of the WarPaint for Men sponsor logo to show support for Ukraine.
Following the war in Ukraine, and the humanitarian crisis there, the players have signed the shirt and they have all now been put up for a seven-day auction, with a starting price of just £5. Goalkeeper Tim Krul highlighted the importance of supporting the fundraising efforts, saying: “We've all seen the pictures on the news each day, so we jumped at the chance to support the people of Ukraine as a group of players."
Following the war in Ukraine, and the humanitarian crisis there, the players have signed the shirt and they have all now been put up for a seven-day auction, with a starting price of just £5. Goalkeeper Tim Krul highlighted the importance of supporting the fundraising efforts, saying: “We've all seen the pictures on the news each day, so we jumped at the chance to support the people of Ukraine as a group of players."
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While kit manager, Pete Dye added: "When we approached the players about the idea, they bought in to it straight away. Supporting the DEC charity means we can hopefully raise some good money to support the Ukrainian people.
"Footballers recognise they are in a privileged position, and our group are always looking to do right, wherever possible."
You can bid on the items here. All listings will end on Friday, March 25, at 6pm.