Hope and talent on the pitch: football sustains dreams of young refugees in Kenya’s Kakuma camp

14-year-old Abdulrahman Sheuna is inspired by Sadio Mané - a Senegalese footballer and player for Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr, who was previously with Liverpool, Southampton, and Bayern Munich.
In Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp, young footballers like Abdulrahman love playing football.
To them, the game represents their hopes and dreams.
Football and sports generally serve as a uniting force in the camp, offering hope and empowerment to refugees amidst their daily struggles.
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This is very fascinating to watch.

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same as Refugee Nupho Camp from Thailand....