Win the trip of a lifetime and be part of history with Como 1907
You could win the ultimate trip for two to Italy this month whilst supporting an incredible cause.
You could win the ultimate trip for two to Italy this month whilst supporting an incredible cause.
The package includes three nights in a Lake Como retreat, meals, picturesque excursions and tickets to an exclusive Charity Gala in November with dinner and a live performance from Craig David Presents TS5.
There are also exclusive packages available, offering an intimate dinner that will be attended by the Como 1907 football team, international celebrities and part owner of Como 1907, footballing legend Cesc Fabregas.
Como 1907 currently plays in Serie B in Italy having been promoted two years ago after winning Serie C in May 2021. Cesc Fabregas joined the club in 2022 where he primarily played for the club and then became involved higher up in the Italian team. Cesc was then joined by former Arsenal team-mate Thierry Henry in being an owner of the team based in Northern Italy.
To be in with a chance of winning, you’ll need to purchase one of Como 1907’s limited-edition collectibles, inspired by the genius of Italian painter Caravaggio. Renowned photographer Lucia Giacani has captured the spirit of Como’s rich history through these ‘Renaissance” gems. A single portrait at £25 each will gain you one entry into the draw, whilst the team photo at £50 will grant you two entries.
All profits from the sale of the collectables will go towards supporting a world-renowned leukemia research institute near Como which is pioneering new, less invasive and traumatic treatments for this illness. Each purchase of the artwork will automatically enter the buyer into a ballot for a chance to win this incredible trip of a lifetime.
Craig David expressed his excitement: "I'm thrilled to be part of this extraordinary initiative that combines art, music, and football for a great cause. The unique collectibles not only celebrate the team's heritage but also contribute to an important mission."
Click here to purchase these historic collectables and find out more about the prize draw.
Thomas Thorn