RCD Mallorca player Mateo Joseph visited the children of the Fundació Reial Mallorca schools in the neighborhoods of Son Gotleu, Es Rafal and Son Ferriol on Tuesday.
This was the striker's fifth visit this season to the various groups run by the Fundació across the island. Joseph visited the three facilities where each school carries out its socio-sports activities and spoke at length with the youngsters, who had the opportunity to ask him questions on a variety of topics: his professional experience, his hobbies, his best friends in the dressing room, his favorite sport besides football, the differences between English and Spanish football, his favorite music, advice on reaching professional football, and more.
Our attacker also posed for photos with those present and signed jerseys and other items. With actions like these, Joseph reminisces about his childhood playing on pitches similar to those in these areas of Palma: "It reminds me of when I started playing football. It's nice to remember those moments: training in the afternoon, leaving school and playing with friends... In any sport, there are important values that can be applied to life, and above all, I would highlight respect and discipline."
To date, schools in the areas and neighborhoods of Verge de Lluc, Marratxí, Llevant Sud, Ponent, Son Roca, Serralta, Son Rapinya, Nord, Ponent, Son Gotleu, Es Rafal, and Son Ferriol have received visits from Marash Kumbulla, David López, Javi Llabrés, Toni Lato, and Joseph.
