Real Madrid join Celtic and Bayern Munich with classy gesture to Syrian refugees

Real Madrid have put their shoulder to the wheel.

The world's biggest football club have vowed to support refugees fleeing Syria. As a number of clubs - like Bayern and Celtic - moved to offer their hand to those leaving the war-torn country, Madrid are getting involved with financial aid as well. Club president, Florentino Perez, confirmed that Real Madrid would help the government accommodate those arriving in Spain with a contribution of €1m. A statement read: Faithful to its commitment to charity, the club has taken this decision (to donate €1m) with the aim of supporting men, women and children who have been forced to leave their homes in order to flee from war and death. Bayern Munich have also pledged €1m to refugee projects in Germany whilst Celtic gave up their proceeds from a charity match against Dunfermline to help with the crisis. Football clubs are uniting on a human level and we doff our caps to anyone helping in any way.