Now 28, the Crystal Palace star draws on his experiences to drive his club’s campaign to help homeless people in South London. That isn’t only about money, it’s about time, about sharing experiences.”In Croydon, near Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park ground, dozens of people sleep rough. (Image: Andy Commins / Daily Mirror)(Image: Dan Istitene)The club also supports the Crisis Skylight centre in Croydon, and has invited England’s Homeless World Cup team to their training ground. As well as making a generous donation, Sakho, who is married with two children, has visited Crisis Skylight with team-mate Christian Benteke. Even while he was homeless, he was going to the Crystal Palace home games.

Source: Daily Mirror February 06, 2019 22:41 UTC