Mo Touré’s parents on the struggles that paved way for a Socceroos career: ‘It was life or death’ (opens original article in a new tab)

Mo Touré's parents fled Liberia during the 1989 civil war and settled in Australia, where their sons became professional footballers. The family faced financial struggles but supported their children's football careers, with Mo now playing for the Socceroos and sharing their refugee story during Refugee Week.

• Mo Touré's parents fled Liberia during the 1989 civil war and sought refuge in Guinea before migrating to Australia on humanitarian visas.
• The Touré family faced financial struggles in Australia, with parents working hard to support their children's football careers.
• Mo Touré and three other refugee players in the Socceroos squad are highlighting their stories during Refugee Week and World Refugee Day.