Andy Murray Auctions Himself At German Charity

Written by: Staff on 7th June 2013

Andy Murray Auctions Himself At German Charity

epa03665824 Andy Murray of Britain returns the ball to Edouard Roger-Vasselin of France during their second round match at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters tournament in Roquebrune Cap Martin, France, 17 April 2013. EPA/SEBASTIEN NOGIER |

Andy Murray has agreed to auction himself on Germany’s largest charity auction portal, United Charity, for an exclusive tennis session.

On 18th of June, Murray will play two people at the legendary Queen’s Club in London. There, two bidders have the chance to play a match against Andy Murray and get tips and tricks.

The special offer on www.unitedcharity.de is for children in need and ends at 13th of June. United Charity transfers the auction’s revenue to the international Laureus Sport for Good Foundation.

United Charity, an initiative from and under the guidance of Dagmar and Karlheinz Kögel, is a non-profit organization, whose surpluses are used entirely to support charities that support people in need.

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