Didier Drogba Goes Unclad for New Underwear Line

Didier Drogba brings more HOTNESS while promoting his underwear line. The 36-year old Ivorian footballer has launched his own range – Drogba & Co in collaboration with Hom. Just like David Beckham, he also models one of the pieces. Scroll down..

And guess what? It’s for charity. Each pair sold goes to the Didier Drogba Foundation. The former Chelsea star is happy about the new project. “I’m very proud to announce the launch of my underwear brand.The first underwear brand that will be launched to support a foundation,my foundation, The didierdrogbafoudation.” he says.

Didier Drogba has launched his very own men's underwear range which will see a percentage from every pair of pants sold go to his charity foundation. The former Chelsea striker teamed up with Marseille-based designers HOM last year to create an exclusive range of men's underwear and beachwear which will go on sale on May 1. The 36-year-old took to his official Instagram account to post an exclusive image of himself wearing the new range. Buy Cheap Android Phones on Konga.com | Lowest Price in Nigeria
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Drogba wrote: 'I'm very proud to announce the launch of my underwear brand. The first underwear brand that will be launched to support a foundation, my foundation, The didierdrogbafoundation.' The Galatasaray forward recently received a hero's welcome upon his return to Stamford Bridge as the Turkish side were knocked out of the Champions League by Chelsea in April. Drogba failed to get on the score sheet over the two legs as Chelsea fans celebrated the return of the player who scored the winning penalty to hand the Blues Champions League success in 2012. Speaking of his new venture with HOM, Drogba added: 'By producing my own line of underwear I’m able to achieve two goals; to design a fashionable men’s underwear range, and to create a product that will directly support my charitable foundation - to aid in healthcare and education in the Ivory Coast.'