Football players Roman Zozulya and Andriy Lunin supported Ukrainian refugees who were forced to leave their homes due to the full-scale invasion of Russian troops into the territory of Ukraine.

Zozulya and Lunin together visited families of Ukrainians in Madrid. They brought humanitarian aid to their compatriots, signed a number of autographs, and also played a symbolic friendly match with children.

" Together with Andriy Lunin, they came to the families of Ukrainians in Madrid who were forced to leave their homes.

War, unfortunately, leaves its scars on the most vulnerable categories of the population - children.. The center we visited currently hosts 80 children. We tried to distract them as much as possible and return them to a peaceful life.. Played a friendly match with the seniors.

Ukraine won, of course," Earlier it was reported that Zozulya does not cease to actively support the army of our country during the war against the Russian invaders.. Last week, the 32-year-old football player of the Spanish Fuenlabrada handed over another batch of aid to the Ukrainian military.

And before that, Zozulya, together with the ex-head of the Ministry of Health Maxim Stepanov, handed over a thousand first-aid kits to the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.