Jack Grealish shows his class with touching gift to young visually impaired Man City fan

Jack Grealish has enjoyed celebrating Manchester City’s treble triumph but found time to send a gift to a visually impaired young fan, who idolises the playmaker.

Jack Grealish has sent a signed t-shirt and a letter in Braille to young blind fan Ralph Marino who adores the Manchester City star.

The winger played a key role in City’s historic treble-winning season. A regular fixture since their success in last week’s Champions League final, Grealish has been showered with victory celebrations and remains a fan favourite.

Ralph grows his hair out and wears a headband to look like a hero. His mother praised Grealish’s touching gesture on social media and shared a video of Ralph opening a package that had been sent to him.

It read: “Thanks to @jackgrealish for sending Ralph a signed T-shirt and a personal letter in Braille today!” Grealish is Ralph’s hero. . Ralph has his hair curled like Jack. ‘ He even wanted to be like Jack and wear a headband while starring in @guidedogsuk’s latest ad.

“Ralph sent Jack a Braille letter telling him what a great role model he was. Ralph was so excited to receive it.” The reaction of his favorite soccer player and the fact that it was written in Braille was really special.

“It’s so nice to see how inclusive and friendly Jack and Man City are.” Ralph was accepted into the England Para Football VI Pathways program, appeared in a TV commercial for a guide dog (which helped him a lot), and has now appeared in a commercial.

Grealish’s focus is now on the international situation as England play Malta on Friday night. The playmaker was a regular at City but is by no means a guaranteed starter under Gareth

said the England manager. I see the players everywhere and what they are doing all the time, but I don’t think it makes sense to discuss it publicly because it’s something you do privately.

“Some of our players will be completely sober. The difference is everyone will post everything. I didn’t hope, my generation would have had more problems. We talk about where we need to focus, where we need them, acknowledge what they’ve been through, and that’s my job. ”