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Dani Olmo was the 160th member of Common Goal and joined ahead of his RB Leipzig side’s Champions League quarter-final in August 2020.Through his 1% pledge, the Spanish midfielder and adidas athlete supports Cross Cultures Projects Association (CCPA) in Croatia – an organisation based in Croatia, a country he played in for over five years and now calls home. CCCPA aims to help bring stability to post-conflict communities.Dani also wants to send a message of solidarity and individual responsibility to other footballers and encourage them to be conscious of the positive impact football can have on people’s lives.
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Creating sports infrastructure and environmental education for young people are central to adidas and Common Goal’s project in Pakistan 
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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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In October 2017, Julian Nagelsmann became the first coach to join Common Goal. The RB Leipzig manager played football at a high youth level before persistent knee injuries forced him to turn his attention to coaching. As such, he knows what a privileged a position it is to work in the world of professional football and is determined to make a social impact both off the pitch. 
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adidas and Common Goal join forces to help reduce plastic and create access to sports at a refugee camp in Greece 
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Cameroonian national team keeper André Onana joined Common Goal while playing for Ajax in 2021.He helped the Dutch side top the Eredivisie table during the 2018-2019 and 2020-21 seasons and win the KNVB Cup in the same years. In the 2019’s Johan Cruyff Shield match, Onana kept a clean sheet, assisting Ajax to the Dutch trophy.Off the pitch, Onana has a long history of lifting others up. In 2016, he started his own foundation to help disadvantaged young people.He sees Common Goal as a way to keep making a difference.“Common Goal opens up many opportunities for me to give back to others.“ he said.
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It was in front of the footballing world’s elite that Jürgen Klopp, an adidas brand ambassador, announced he was joining the ‘Common Goal family’. That announcement came in October 2019 when the Liverpool boss chose to eschew the limelight and use his acceptance speech for the FIFA Best Men’s Coach of the Year award to announce the news.The former Borussia Dortmund manager told those present, and the millions watching at home, to ‘Google it’ if they didn’t know about the movement. And Google it they did, as the Common Goal website went into overdrive and crashed as a result of the Klopp effect.
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