Danny Welbeck, the Watford striker will be leaving his club this summer. With a 5.5 million the UK Pounds clause in-built in his agreement, Welbeck is likely to move out even though there are 12 months left.

He moved to Watford last season on a free transfer that it had secured from Arsenal. He is a former Man United player having debuted for them in 2008. The 29-year old who has worn the English jersey 42 times started his premiership career with Manchester United more than 10 years back. He has so far played 224 matches in the Premiership League with 44 goals to his credit for different clubs. In the 2019-20 seasons, Welbeck played 18 matches scoring 2 goals. His performance could not, however, save his club from relegation.
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Danny Welbeck, the famous striker from Watford, one of the professional football clubs in England, recently donated a relief package of £10,000 to the residents of Ghana, the hometown of his mother for helping them to cope up with the situation amidst COVID-19 pandemic. The relief package that he decided to donate had hand sanitizers, food, and some other sanitary items. These packages were delivered to the residents of Nkawie Panin under the municipality of Atwima Nwabiagya in Ghana. He also donated some PPE or personal protective equipment that is necessary for the healthcare workers to some of the nurses and doctors at the Nkawie Government Hospital.

Charlotte Adwoa Tumutuom, Danny Welbeck’s aunt, got the responsibility from him to donate the essential items in the respective areas. She spoke about the concern that his nephew has shown during this difficult time. She said Danny Welbeck has been concerned about the residents of the West African nation since this COVID-19 pandemic started and he thought how these people are going to survive in this condition.
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In the same manner that characterized much of his time at Manchester United and Arsenal, Danny Welbeck is currently on a 3 months injury lay-off at Watford and is said to be close to a return any time soon.

The England international is almost the equivalent of Arsenal’s AbouDiaby except when fit, Danny plays like one who has never been under the needle before.
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