As part of their community outreach and social responsibility initiatives during the 2026 Leagues Cup, Club de Futbol Monterrey visited Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital alongside Orlando City, bringing joy and fun to children receiving medical treatment.

Esteban Andrada, Rayados goalkeeper; Jesús Zavala, former Monterrey player and Club ambassador; and Monty, the Club’s mascot, joined Orlando City player Martín Ojeda and Kingston, the MLS club’s mascot, for the special visit.

Children at the hospital spent time with the players and mascots, taking part in interactive activities and playing video games during an afternoon filled with smiles, laughter, and unforgettable moments.

“We spent time at the hospital with the kids, playing video games. It was a wonderful experience to share those moments with them. It was something very special for me and for my teammates who were there as well,” said Esteban Andrada.

At the end of the visit, representatives from both clubs stopped by patient rooms to greet children who were unable to participate in the activities due to their medical conditions, presenting them with gifts to remember the occasion.

This initiative reflects the shared commitment of Club de Futbol Monterrey and Orlando City SC to use the power of football to make a positive impact in the communities they visit.

Rayados reaffirms its commitment to making a difference beyond the pitch and creating meaningful value for the community. 

Andrés Jiménez