Andy Murray will donate his Wimbledon prize money to victims of Ukraine war
Andy Murray has vowed to donate any prize money he earns from this year’s Wimbledon to the victims of the Ukraine war.
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Andy Murray has vowed to donate any prize money he earns from this year’s Wimbledon to the victims of the Ukraine war.
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