JOSE MOURINHO showed he is a man of the people by helping deliver essential food to the elderly stuck indoors because of coronavirus.
The big-hearted Spurs boss, 57, was helping out Age UK and Love Your Doorstep in Enfield, North London, earlier today.
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Mourinho was in Enfield, North London, putting together essential care packages for those stuck at home
Shocked fellow volunteers took photos with the former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Chelsea manager.
One video showed the Portuguese, who is wearing a face mask and gloves, packing a bag for delivery.
In the clip, he said: “I’m giving a little help to Age UK Enfield and Love Your Doorstep Enfield. And of course, you can donate food online or volunteer. It’s so easy to contact.”
Some 335 people in the UK have died from coronavirus as cases today soared to 6,650, according to latest figures.
More than 6,000 have fallen victim to Covid-19 in Italy and there are fears the UK is on a similar trajectory.
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But Mourinho is doing his best to help out the elderly, who have been advised to stay at home amid the global pandemic.
Coronavirus has totally decimated the sporting calendar.
Euro 2020 has been pushed back to 2021 and the Tokyo Olympics is also being postponed for the first time in its history.
The Premier League has been delayed until April 30 – the same date as all boxing.
But resuming play at that early a date seems incredibly unlikely with the number of deaths and confirmed cases of the killer bug increasing daily in the UK.
A number of footballers have done their bit to try to help out amid the crisis.
Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs will allow the NHS to use both their hotels FREE of charge over the coming months – and have promised to protect ALL their staff.
Wilfried Zaha has opened all 50 of his properties for NHS staff as well.
On top of this, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich opened the doors of his Millennium Hotel to all NHS workers.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
