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From the Western Sahara Desert to San Mamés

Summary by Deia
There are images that accompany a lifetime. Salec Hosien still remembers a boy who, during a football match in the Saharan refugee camps in Tindouf, broke his toe. He started bleeding, cleaned himself with the sand and kept playing. "I just wanted to play and be happy," he recalls. For him, that scene sums up the childhood of many Saharan children.
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There are images that accompany a lifetime. Salec Hosien still remembers a boy who, during a football match in the Saharan refugee camps in Tindouf, broke his toe. He started bleeding, cleaned himself with the sand and kept playing. "I just wanted to play and be happy," he recalls. For him, that scene sums up the childhood of many Saharan children.

·Bilbao, Spain
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Deia broke the news in Bilbao, Spain on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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