Manuel Lanzini, who breaks Covid ‘s rules, gives the London food bank a try to make up for his Christmas spending with three Tottenham stars … because he and West Ham’ wanting something good to come ‘from the event
- Manuel Lanzini was seen breaking London coronavirus rules over Christmas
- The midfielder was attending a party with three Tottenham players and their families
- Sergi Reguilon, Erik Lamela and Giovani Lo Celso were also in attendance
- The West Ham player has promised to donate to a London food bank in response
- Lanzini has appeared in all three West Ham league games since Christmas
West Ham’s Manuel Lanzini has pledged a donation to an east London food bank to make up for him to break coronavirus restrictions over Christmas.
The Argentinian midfielder was seen celebrating Christmas with Tottenham players Erik Lamela, Sergi Reguilon and Giovani Lo Celso and their families who opposed the London lockdown rules.
Lanzini had already apologized for his actions on social media but revealed on Friday night that he had spoken to the club and decided to donate to Newham Food Bank, a cause described as which is important to the Hammers community.
Manuel Lanzini has made a donation to a London food bank in response to a breach of Covid-19 rules
Lanzini (third from right) was seen spending Christmas Day with three Spurs players at a party
Lanzini posted on social media: ‘I was thinking a lot about what I did at Christmas and I know I can’t change what has happened but I have spoken to the Club and the manager and I for something good to come from it.
‘I’ve been at West Ham for a long time so I know what the community means to the Club and I want to give it a reason that’s important to all of us, the community and our fans. back.
‘I donate to a great cause at Newham Food Bank and I hope this helps them at a difficult time. ‘
The Argentine says he has spoken to the club and will now donate to Newham Foodbank
Following Christmas Day celebrations, Lanzini featured in all three West Ham Premier League matches from 25 December.
Both West Ham and Tottenham were angry with their players for breaking London restrictions that prevented families from mixing at the time of the global pandemic.
Responding to the incident, West Ham released a statement, which read: ‘The club has set the highest standards with its protocols and measures applicable to Covid-19 so we are disappointed find out about Manuel Lanzini’s actions.
‘The matter was dealt with internally and Manuel was strongly reminded of his responsibilities. ‘
Lanzini had already apologized for what happened to West Ham criticizing what he had done
Meanwhile Erik Lamela (L) and Sergio Regulion have been let down by Spurs from the party
Meanwhile, it was announced this week that the three Spurs involved in the entire rally were criticized by a north London club despite calls for a halt. Tottenham were reminded of all three players as well.
Lo Celso has struggled with a leg injury so he would have missed the games anyway, while Reguilon was left out of the starting line of Tottenham’s game against Leeds after details of the collection to be published.
Lamela missed the Carabao Spurs Cup semi-final victory over Brentford in midweek, although manager Jose Mourinho did not go into detail about the midfielder’s absence.