Delighting young fans. Man City's Haaland, Gundogan, and Gvardiol star in special ad campaign
Manchester City players Erling Haaland, Josko Gvardiol, and Ilkay Gundogan made a touching surprise for young fans by participating in a promotional campaign supporting Kellogg's football camps, reports The Sun.
The players disguised themselves as crew members, so the kids wouldn't recognize them. Haaland was completely unrecognizable in a wig and fake mustache. The young fans were invited to participate in a photoshoot for the presentation of the new Puma shirt by Kellogg for the new camps.
Afterward, the kids were asked who their favorite Man City players were. Then the players removed their wigs and mustaches, revealing themselves to the astonished fans in their true form. The children were thrilled at the chance to interact with their idols.
It's worth noting that the ad campaign was timed to coincide with the reopening of Kellogg's football camps. They will kick off again this summer for the second time and will operate in over 70 clubs across the country. This time, more than 30,000 free spots will be available for children.
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