Chelsea attacker Callum Hudson-Odoi continues to dominate headlines for the right reasons since his arrival in Ghana for holidays.
Over the weekend, he donated to a colts team based in the nation’s capital.
Hudson-Odoi feels proud of himself for being able to put smiles on the faces of the less privileged.
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The 20-year-old has been in Ghana since last week Wednesday, four days after he became a European champion as a result of Chelsea's 1-0 victory in the Champions League final against Manchester City.
Thus far, the reception has been warmed for Hudson-Odoi.
On Monday, he paid a courtesy visit to President Akufo-Addo at the Flagstaff House in Accra. The President ordered the country's sports minister and football authorities to begin talks with England international over the possibility of switching to play for the West African country.
Before that, he watched his father's club Hearts of Oak play city rivals Great Olympics in the popular Ghana Premier League fixture known as Mantse derby.