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He Arrived in Melilla at the Age of 5 and Was Left in a Police Station: 'Football Has Been My Space Outside the Reception Centre, Now I Am a Social Integrator to Return the Support They Offered Me'
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Mohamed Esqueta Albert arrived in Melilla at the age of five, accompanied by his mother, and ended up abandoned at the gates of a police station. From there he was transferred to the Gota de Leche juvenile protection center, where he spent much of his childhood.Today, at the age of 21, Mohamed is goalkeeper of the Melistar in the Second Division of soccer hall, social integrator and author of his autobiography Fearless. His story, collected in a…
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