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It's a compassionate perspective, considering the potential positive impact on his family. Offering a player a chance, even if it means a role on the bench initially, could indeed be a meaningful gesture. The upcoming deadline adds a layer of anticipation, and it would be heartening to see a team step forward to provide such an opportunity. Sometimes, giving someone a chance can lead to unexpected contributions and, in this case, offer valuable support to his family. Here's hoping that a team recognizes the potential for both personal and professional growth and extends that opportunity before the deadline.
I like the point that you have made. If a team actually ends up helping him, that team might get some good things in return. I am not saying that the team is going to get help from the player. But I believe in "what goes around comes around".
Some people probably call it karma. I think if he is helped and if the team that helps him has no expectation of some sort and they are doing it just for the sake of helping him, it is going to be first of all a great gesture, and secondly God will help them later for a good deed. People might say that I am talking nonsense but I think it is true.