LOS ANGELES — A young World Cup worker who was tragically struck and killed while walking home from SoFi Stadium will continue to help others through the gift of organ donation, his family has revealed.

The man, seen in a pre-accident photo smiling while holding a phone, was hit by a vehicle after leaving the stadium following his shift. He was rushed to a hospital but could not survive his injuries. A poignant image shows him in the hospital, wrapped in bandages and connected to life-support equipment.

Despite the devastating loss, his family made the selfless decision to donate his organs. Medical professionals expect his donations will save multiple lives, turning a heartbreaking tragedy into a beacon of hope for those awaiting transplants.

The incident occurred in the Inglewood area near SoFi Stadium, which has hosted major events including World Cup-related activities. The victim’s death has prompted renewed discussions about pedestrian safety in the vicinity of large venues, especially during late-night hours when events end.

Family members have spoken out, expressing both their profound grief and pride in their loved one’s final act of generosity. His willingness to be an organ donor — even unknowingly — reflects a life dedicated to service, as he was working to support the World Cup events.

Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of the fatal crash. This case highlights the ongoing challenges of ensuring safe passage for workers and fans around major stadiums in Southern California.

While the family mourns the loss of their loved one, they find comfort knowing his organs will give others a second chance at life. The story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of organ donation and the lasting impact one person can have.

Our deepest condolences go out to the victim’s family and friends during this incredibly difficult time.