20-year-old Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Warren Zaïre-Emery contributed to the tenth and final edition of ZEvent (a charity streaming event) by donating a “two-star” Paris jersey signed by his entire squad. It was a symbolic gesture in support of this major French charity streaming marathon.
Zaïre-Emery donates a jersey signed by the entire PSG squad
Beyond its sporting value, the jersey symbolizes the collective commitment of the Paris dressing room. Through this act, Warren Zaïre-Emery enables Paris Saint-Germain to join the fundraising effort and bring added visibility to the causes championed over the weekend. The choice of a two-star jersey also lends a historic dimension to the gift.
Football rallies for the final ZEvent
Launched on Friday, September 4, ZEvent 2026 is set to feature over 50 hours of live streaming before concluding overnight from Sunday to Monday. This tenth and final edition brings together the 22 charities supported by the event since its inception in 2016. Donations are collected and redistributed with the assistance of the Fondation de France.
Antoine Griezmann, the 35-year-old Orlando City forward, is also participating remotely. These various initiatives bridge the worlds of football and streaming around a shared goal: supporting the beneficiary charities and encouraging the public to take part in this final mobilization.
