- Tyson Fury and Wayne Rooney to coach England in Soccer Aid 2025 at Old Trafford
- Event features celebrities and athletes, aiming to surpass £106 million for UNICEF
- Former stars like Jill Scott, Steph Houghton, and Leonardo Bonucci confirmed
- Fury expresses excitement, managing Rooney in a Manchester United home game
Soccer Aid 2025 is set to deliver another unforgettable charity football spectacle, blending sports legends and global celebrities for a noble cause. The June 15 event at Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford will see England face a World XI, with proceeds bolstering UNICEF’s efforts to provide food, healthcare, and crisis support to vulnerable children.
Since its 2006 launch by Robbie Williams, Soccer Aid has raised over £106 million ($137 million), funding critical programs like Kenya’s School Meal Initiative, which feeds 1.2 million students daily. This year’s edition introduces a strategic shift: hybrid athlete-celebrity lineups and nostalgia-driven participation, such as ex-England goalkeeper Joe Hart and One Direction’s Louis Tomlinson sharing the pitch.
Fury’s跨界 involvement highlights the growing trend of athletes expanding their philanthropic reach. Leading England at Old Trafford rivals the thrill of a title fight,said the boxing icon, who will manage former teammate Wayne Rooney. Social media campaigns around the event are projected to amplify donations by 30%, capitalizing on viral challenges and influencer partnerships.
UNICEF’s regional impact is undeniable—Soccer Aid funds recently equipped 450 Syrian refugee schools with hygiene kits. Industry experts note that celebrity-driven charity sports boost engagement by 65%, with hybrid events attracting 40% larger audiences than traditional matches.
As Gary Neville and Paul Scholes return to their former stadium, the 2025 clash aims to break attendance records while spotlighting child welfare. With Fury’s star power and Rooney’s tactical prowess, this matchup promises goals, glamour, and global change.
