Jack Grealish reacts to ‘touching’ video of blind child’s first visit to watch Wolverhampton Wanderers

Jack Grealish has shared a touching video of a child with disabilities meeting his heroes at Molineux.

The Manchester City footballer, 27, from Birmingham, took to Twitter to share the viral video with his over 1 million followers.

He captioned the clip, writing: “Ahh man 😢 what a brave little guy, so touching 💙 and top class from Lemina also 👌🏻💙”

Frazer, aged just eight years old, was born with one eye. His remaining eye is known as a micro-eye, and required 64 surgeries to keep its light and colour perception.

The first operation took place when Frazer was just five weeks old.

The video, originally posted by Wolves’ Twitter and then shared by Grealish, tells young Frazer’s inspiring story.

In the video, Frazer attends Molineux for the first time as a mascot for the club.

He is walked out by Gabonese midfielder Mario Lemina, whilst listening to an audio descriptive commentary through headphones.

Lemina took the time to speak to Frazer before and after the game. Towards the end of the video, the midfielder speaks about the impact Frazer’s visit had on him: “After meeting this guy, I was just positive all the time.

“When you see these kind of kids in this kind of situation, and getting through it with so much positivity, you just respect that and learn more from life.”

Lemina invited Frazer for a kickabout on the Molineux turf after the team’s two-nil victory, and told Frazer he’s: “such a strong guy.”

The touching video capturing Frazer’s first football match has been viewed over 2 million times, with many people admitting it moved them to tears.

One person commented: “Literally can’t stop crying now, cheers Jack 😭🥺💞”

Another wrote: “Cheers Jack in tears on a Sunday morning 😢but how lovely 🥰what a special little lad he is 💙well done @Wolves and Lemina 👏👏👏👏top bloke for doing that little extra things like that mean so much 💙”

A third said: “This is so inspirational and it made me cry the sad part for me is he will never be able to see the game but this…him meeting a football star is something that will keep him going for such a long time…”