Young Syrian refugee Zied enters Santiago Bernabeu as mascot alongside Cristiano Ronaldo

Zied walks onto the Bernabeu pitch with Real Madrid ace Cristiano Ronaldo

Uosama Alabed Almohsen’s son Zied was given a once in a lifetime opportunity when he got to walk alongside Cristiano Ronaldo onto the Madrid pitch. Almohsen was the father of the Syrian family who made global new when a Hungarian news journalist tripped him while he was running towards safety with his two kids Zied and Mohammed.

Madrid who felt they had a responsibility to help the family, invited them to watch the Real Madrid match vs Granada in flesh. Apart from that both teams showed their support to the cause by having “El fútbol profesional con los refugiados“ printed on their t-shirts, which translates to Professional football stands with the refugees.

The family on Thursday were greeted by Florentino Perez and got to meet all the players and the technical staff in Ciudad Real Madrid. Uosama in an official Real Madrid report said: "Real Madrid are my team, and my whole family's too.It's a dream come true. I love Real Madrid, they're my favorite team and my whole family's too.

“I'm very grateful for the welcome given to us by the president. In Syria we dreamed of seeing a Real Madrid match, and now that's going to come true. I'm really happy".

Zied, one of the Syrian refugees walked onto the Bernabéu with Cristiano Ronaldo. What a dream come true!#HalaMadridpic.twitter.com/WaxNfjdm9t

— Cristiano Ronaldo (@TheCRonaldoFan)September 19, 2015

Here is how Uosama, Zied and Mohammad, symbols of the Syrian refugee crisis, fulfilled their Madridista dream. https://t.co/i8x2nGJxs6

— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden) September 18, 2015

The club though have extended their support towards the refugee crisis from the very beginning. On September 5th, the club made an announcement where they planned to donate one million euros towards this cause. Apart from that they also pledged to donate a Euro from their first Champions League home game upon UEFA’s suggestion.

CENAFE a school trains coaches from Getafe heard of the family’s plight and offered the father a coaching job so he could establish himself, as it was revealed that he was a football coach atSyrian Premier League side al-Fotuwa SC.

Mayor of Getafe Sara Henandez said: "We will work with Getafe so Osama Abdul Mohsen can train, as he has experience with that, and that his son Zaid can play for the team, and who knows if in the future this can happen with another Spanish club?"

While most of the Clubs in Europe are in support of the refugee cause, Polish club like Lech Poznan have shown their opposition by boycotting a match and hanging a poster reading “Stop Islamization”