Discover the players who are helping Rio Grande do Sul

In the last week, Rio Grande de Sul is facing the greatest tragedy in the state’s history. The rains left cities underwater, people homeless, without water and supplies. The devastating scenario of destruction gave way to great acts of solidarity and a true Grenal off the field.

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The players of Guild It is International put themselves on the front line to help those affected. Several of them left their homes to get their hands dirty and save lives in Porto Alegre. This is the case of goalkeeper Caiquefrom Grêmio, which is helping to rescue people stranded by floods in Rio Grande do Sul, using jet-skis and boats.

Diego Costa is also helping with rescues. The attacker took a jet ski in his truck and got four more friends with jet skis. They are evacuating families who are stranded in Eldorado. In addition, it transported more than 50 players from Grêmio’s base who were stranded in the CT.

Edenilson and JP Galvão They are also helping with rescues and sending supplies to the metropolitan regions of Porto Alegre that were most affected.

On the Internacional side, solidarity is also huge. With boats, the steering wheel Thiago Maia It is also helping to rescue people stranded in Rio Grande do Sul. Ecuadorian striker Enner Valencia and Uruguayan goalkeeper Rochet, bought basic food baskets and cleaning kits and delivered them to a center that houses people in socially vulnerable situations. Rochet also helped by serving meals to people in shelters.

Former players are also moving to get as many donations as possible. Colorado idol, D’Alessandro donated a truckload of supplies such as water, non-perishable food and cleaning products to those affected. Rafael Sóbis used social media to mobilize people to donate and help Rio Grande do Sul. Lucas Alario, Maurício and Argentine Gabriel Mercado They are also helping with donations and delivering supplies to the shelters.

But it’s not just players from the Gaucho duo who are mobilizing. Neymar sent aircraft, fuel, four tons of food and cleaning materials, money and his private helicopter to assist in the rescue efforts. The attacker Everton Cebolinha, in Flamengo, sent tons of water and food. The steering wheel Jairfrom Vasco, also asked for donations via social media and is sending food to the state.

The midfielder baby, from Juventude, from Caxias do Sul (RS), also joined the wave of solidarity. He took action to raise R$50,000 to help the affected families.

Palmeiras, São Paulo and Flamengo and other clubs provide structures and stadiums for RS teams, but Inter president Alessandro Barcellos stated that he does not intend to leave the state at this time. Clubs from Rio Grande do Sul are putting pressure on the CBF for a break in the Brazilian.