温暖!这个进球庆祝动作,原来是送给他的……
这个动作被各大外媒捕捉,并透露了其背后的故事。
Jack Grealish kept his promise to a young fan who has cerebral palsy with his celebration after scoring his first World Cup goal for England against Iran on Monday.
Grealish tapped home the final goal from close range in a 6-2 win and marked the moment with a broad smile and stretched his arms out to the side, rolling them in waves.
世界杯前,格里利什收到一封信,来自一位11岁小球迷芬利(Finlay Fisher)。芬利最喜欢的球员就是格里利什,他像普通孩子一样喜爱足球。但与其他孩子不同的是,芬利是个脑瘫患儿,病魔限制了他的运动能力。
Finlay, a young Manchester City supporter with cerebral palsy, wrote a heartwarming letter to the forward earlier this season.
Grealish, 27, followed up with a letter of his own and also made a surprise visit to meet Finlay at a soccer session run by City's charity program.
In his letter to Grealish, Finlay said: "I wish there were more people in the world just like you who treat people with disabilities the same as anyone else. You are my hero and a good brother to your sister."
In a previous interview, Grealish said his little sister had cerebral palsy, “We are so close. She was born three months premature and they said she would not be able to talk, walk. And here we are today, and she can do everything.”
Sure enough, in England’s first 2022 World Cup match, Grealish was able to find the back of the net in the 90th minute. Keeping his promise, Grealish celebrated by flailing his arms in worm-like fashion. find the back of the net:踢球破门
Speaking after the match, Grealish said: “For me, it’s just doing a celebration but for him that’ll mean the world to him, I’m sure. Finlay, this one's for you”
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