Charity auction for Toni Kroos' signed soccer boot takes place in the city.
In the heart of Greifswald, a unique foosball table stands out, adorned with Hanseatic colours and local landmarks, and bearing the inscription "Toni Kroos - Greifswald native". This one-of-a-kind table, crafted with care and precision, is currently up for auction on www.zoll-auktion.de.
The auction, organised by Toni Kroos himself, aims to raise funds for children and youth sports in Greifswald. The proceeds will be used to support training camps and provide sportswear for children from low-income families.
Crafted by the company Philipp Weitkamp Fairmittlung, the table is made of high-quality woods such as beech and birch, and is in tournament size. The company, known for its work with people with disabilities, has ensured that the table is not only a piece of art but also accessible.
The table features player figures in the club colours red and white of Greifswalder FC, and a unique design by Uwe Gildhorn and Jens Reich. It also boasts a personal touch, with an autograph by Toni Kroos himself. The table was even personally played on by the football star during a presentation event.
Bidding for this unique piece is open until August 25, 2025, at 10:00 AM. Sports clubs can apply for funds raised from the auction through the Greifswald Sports Association from mid-October.
If you're a fan of Toni Kroos, football, or simply unique items, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Bid now and support the future of youth sports in Greifswald. The auction ID for the foosball table is 912677.
Remember, the auction is being held on www.zoll-auktion.de. Good luck, and may the best bidder win!
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