Swansea City and Swansea City Community Trust are joining football clubs across the country this month to welcome refugees and people seeking asylum, as part of Amnesty International’s Football Welcomes campaign.
Angel Rangel reflects on his career at Swansea City after announcing his retirement from football.
The 38-year-old, who spent 11 years at the Liberty before moving to QPR, talks to Swans TV about his experiences in SA1 and his next steps after hanging up his boots.
“Swanselona wasn’t just a playing style, it was a legacy, it was a way of life. Swansea City is my life and always will be.”
An emotional Angel Rangel reflects on his career in south west Wales after officially announcing his retirement from football, aged 38.
Today (March 23) marks one year since the start of the first UK lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Swansea City has worked with Marie Curie on a national campaign to provide a day to reflect so that we can all remember, grieve, and celebrate the lives of everyone who we have lost and show support for our families, friends and colleagues who have been bereaved.
