The former French footballer has previously funded the construction of schools in his parents' country of origin.
N'Golo Kante, the former Chelsea, Leicester and France midfielder, continues to leave his mark on the world, not only with his footballing skills, but also with his charitable work.
This time, the Al-Ittihad player began the construction of a medical center in Mali, once again showing his sensitivity to the needs of people from his home country.
According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Kante is funding the project entirely out of his own pocket, allocating $5 million to its implementation. This is not the first time the 34-year-old footballer has invested in charity.
In the past, he has funded the construction of schools and kindergartens in Mali, his parents' country of origin. Although he was born in France, his roots remain deeply connected to this African country.
Since 2023, Kante has been playing in the Saudi Arabian league with Al-Ittihad, where he is claiming the title this year. His team is top of the table, four points ahead of their main rivals, Al-Hilal, and the French midfielder looks determined to add another title to his illustrious career. (A2 Televizion)
