Stephan El Shaarawy went back to school today as the spokesperson for “Don’t Score An Own Goal” a health campaign aimed at young people.
MILAN – This morning at the Piero Bottoni high scholl in Milan, Stephan El Shaarawy took part in a nationwide health campaign. The player, who was in school until last year, spoke to the students about how to lead healthy lives. The young man was visibly emotional as he extolled the virtues of a healthy lifestyle.“We know that the players are examples to young people and that gives us great responsibilities” – said the player in the first of five meeting that will take place throughout Lombardy – “we can show the kids which are the habits that should be cultivated and which ones to cut out. It’s with a lot of pleasure and a sense of honor that I accepted participation in this important course, especially as it’s dedicated to kids around my age group.”
El Shaarawy also took some questions regarding the season so far and his own performances: “I’m satisfied with how things are going. I’m happy with what I’m doing and everything is beautiful. It’ll be a delicate game against Roma as it’s a very important point in the season and we’ll need the three points not only against Roma but against Catania as well. We know that we’re a good side, just like Juventus, but we feel that we’re better than them in terms of quality.”
El Shaarawy also took some questions regarding the season so far and his own performances: “I’m satisfied with how things are going. I’m happy with what I’m doing and everything is beautiful. It’ll be a delicate game against Roma as it’s a very important point in the season and we’ll need the three points not only against Roma but against Catania as well. We know that we’re a good side, just like Juventus, but we feel that we’re better than them in terms of quality.”
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