Leicester City goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has promised to donate one per cent of his salary to charity by becoming the latest footballer to sign up for Common Goal.
The 31-year-old Denmark international says he wants to leave more than just memories behind following his football career and believes his pledge and that of others in the group can make a real difference to poverty-stricken areas around the globe.
Schmeichel joined Common Goal after speaking to the cause's pioneer, Manchester United's Juan Mata.
'I knew it was something I'd be interested in,' said Schmeichel.