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PIC/FOOTAGE FROM: Adam Anson - Twitter
Republic of Ireland captain Seamus Coleman is known for his professionalism on and off the pitch.
The Donegal man showed a touch of class once again as he delivered a signed 'Coleman' Everton jersey to a passionate Toffees supporter.
Watch the heartwarming moment below! (Footage from: Adam Anson - Twitter)
Grandad got a surprise visit off Seamus Coleman this morning. First time I’ve seen him absolutely speechless. Seamus was an absolute gent with him - handing over a signed shirt, chocolates and a card before catching up over all things Everton ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/dX5I9QJy6M
— Adam Anson (@97AdamAnson) December 21, 2022
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