France international N’Golo Kanté has made a significant investment in Mali by funding the construction of a state-of-the-art medical facility worth $5 million (approximately Ksh. 650 million) in Bamako.

France international N’Golo Kanté has made a significant contribution to Mali by funding the construction of a state-of-the-art medical facility worth $5 million (approximately Ksh. 650 million) in Bamako.

A Commitment to Healthcare and Underprivileged Families

The former Chelsea and Leicester City midfielder, who currently plays for Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad, emphasized his dedication to supporting underprivileged families and enhancing healthcare services, particularly for children.

Born in Paris in 1991 to Malian parents, Kanté has always maintained strong ties to his ancestral homeland. Reports suggest that the 33-year-old footballer who was named after Mali’s historical emperor, Ngolo Diarra is deeply committed to initiatives that uplift vulnerable communities.

A Football Star with a Heart of Gold

Kanté, who earns over $25 million per year (approximately Ksh. 3.25 billion) in Saudi Arabia, has built a remarkable reputation not just for his footballing excellence but also for his humility and philanthropy. His latest investment aligns with his long-standing efforts to give back to society, particularly to families living in poverty.

A Decorated Career and a Lasting Legacy

The midfield maestro has enjoyed an illustrious career, winning the Premier League with both Leicester City and Chelsea, the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea, and the FIFA World Cup with France in 2018.

Kanté’s hospital project has been met with widespread praise, with fans and football enthusiasts hailing it as a testament to his generosity and commitment to making a positive impact beyond football.

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