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FC Nordsjælland is not a regular football club. There are specific principles that define the ethos of both the club and their players.The club instils in their players and academy graduates the values of passion, integrity, and social intelligence under an all-encompassing framework of teamwork and giving back.The Danish club became the first professional football club to join the Common Goal family when they joined in 2018, pledging 1% of their earnings to power football for good initiatives around the world.The club felt that Common Goal aligned perfectly with the ethos of the club, as stated by CEO, Søren Kristensen. “We can see, that there is a clear match regarding values, between Common Goal and us.”FCN has strong ties to the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana, and through academies both there and in Denmark, the club aims to field 80% home-grown talent.Player development is rapidly improving the club’s fortunes on the pitch, but developing socially conscious young players is proving even more valuable as the club continue to ascend expectations on both fronts.
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Maximilian Philipp, had seen others join Common Goal and – after reading up on the movement – decided to take the pledge himself.Having come from a family without abundance, Max says he knows what it is like to get by with less and appreciates what he has now.Max hopes to visit a football for good organisation to experience first-hand how lives are being changed through football.
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Marco Rose joined the Common Goal team on the back of an impressive debut campaign as Borussia Mönchengladbach head coach, finishing 4th and achieving Champions League qualification.Following that – Rose made the pledge to donate 1% of his earnings to the movement alongside compatriot and sporting director of ‘Gladbach, Max Eberl.Marco’s pledge will go towards a project powered by Common Goal which supports vulnerable young people particularly affected by the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.The project, which will be carried out in different Bundesliga cities, will offer these young people fun activities and enable them to develop their life skills. 
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