MILANO - Milan Glorie (Milan Legends) move to Germany after taking on the legends of Glasgow Rangers in Scotland. 
There are no boundaries for the Milan Glorie and the legends of the rossoneri are now in Wolfsburg for a charity based three way tournament this evening. As well as Milan Glorie, the legends of Wolfsburg will also be competing along with the Unione Sportiva Italiana Lupo Martini, a club founded in the 1960s just a few meters away from the Volkswagen factory.
Both Milan Glorie and Wolfsburg were invited to the event in order to help the Lupo Martini, an organisation that has excelled in intergrating all those Italian that came over to Wolfsburg to work to the German automobile giants. 
Now the Sports Club boasts 10 teams in the Youth Sector and has manages more than 150 kids. Of these 150, 50% is made up of Italians, 30% are German and the remainder from countries like Turkey, Tunisia, Portugal and others. Many of these children come from poor or difficult backgrounds and the Lupo Martini offers them the possibility to play football for free and intergrates them into society.
The funds collected from the torunament will be used to buy new materials for the children: the leasing of two mini-buses which will act as transport for the children and an indoor area to be used during the winter.
The players called up for the match are: Braglia, Taibi, Baresi, Nava, Carbone, Costacurta, Mussi, Bortolazzi, Giunti, Eranio, Lantignotti, Serginho, Ba, Massaro, Papin, Ganz, Vieri.