Juventus takes 80 Ukrainian refugees to Italy.
Milan a few days ago raised 60,000 euros for Ukraine, while today Juventus sent two buses to bring 80 refugees to Italy from the Hungarian border.
Clubs around the world are trying to help the war-torn population in Ukraine in any way they can after the Russian invasion.
Milan unveiled a new special edition jersey designed with Andriy Shevchenko and all the money will go to help the people of Ukraine.
Juventus, meanwhile, announced it had sent club buses to distribute food items, medicine and clothing to people on the Hungarian border in Zahony.
That was not all, as they decided to use the club buses to bring refugees to Italy.
A press release from the club confirms that the refugees are mostly children aged 6 to 14, along with their mothers.
The children and their mothers were sent to hotels near Cuneos in the Piedmont region.
