The Oviedo opened yesterday the doors of El Requexón to Carlota, a four-year-old girl who fights Cockayne syndrome type B, an ultra-racial and neurodegenerative disease. The little girl visited the sports town with her family and shared a few minutes with the players of the first squad. On the grass of Camp number 4, Carlota was able to meet the blue footballers, play with the ball and take a souvenir with the team. The Carbayona entity wanted t…
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The Oviedo opened yesterday the doors of El Requexón to Carlota, a four-year-old girl who fights Cockayne syndrome type B, an ultra-racial and neurodegenerative disease. The little girl visited the sports town with her family and shared a few minutes with the players of the first squad. On the grass of Camp number 4, Carlota was able to meet the blue footballers, play with the ball and take a souvenir with the team. The Carbayona entity wanted t…