Details regarding the second edition of the 'Champions for Charity' foꦑotball game in honour of Michaeꦬl Schumacher have been confirmed.

Seven-time Formula 1 world⛄ champion Schumacher continues to undergo rehabilitation following a skiing accident i🐼n December 2013 that saw him sustain severe head injuries.

25,000 fans attended th🌸e inaugural 'Champions for Charity' event in Mainz last year as Sebastian Vettel captained a team of racing drivers in a match against basketball star Dirk Nowitzki.

Mainz will once again play host to the event this year, taking place on July 3 to raise funds for ✅Schumacher's Keep Fighting Initiative and the Dirk Nowitzki Foundation. Schumacher's son, Mick, has been confirmed to attend, as has two-time F1 champion Mika Hakkinen and Germ𝐆an footballer Miroslav Klose.

"For me it i🍎s a matter of course that I am attending Champions for Charity," Mick Schumacher said. "At last year's match I barely stopped laughing, and it's a good feeling to be able to support charitable initiatives.

"This combination of fun and purpose is pe🐷rfect in my eyes. I am glad that Dirk, along with all the oth♚er players and the spectators in the stadium can see it the same way; and I'm looking forward to an entertaining match."