ASTON VILLA full-back Matty Cash has starred in a Polish Christmas advert.
The 25-year-old is currently representing the country at the World Cup after making his international debut earlier this year.
His mum and late grandfather were both born in Poland, making him eligible to play for the nation.
He took up the opportunity ahead of the Qatar World Cup and has quickly secured a spot in their starting line-up.
But off the pitch he is also making a name for himself in Poland.
And he has now fronted a Christmas ad for insurance company Mubi, showcasing a bit of his Polish language skills in the process.
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It starts with a football boot dropping down the chimney of a family celebrating Christmas.
And moments later Cash then falls down the fireplace in his national team strip.
A young boy then excitedly shouts: “Matty Cash! Matty Cash!”
To which the Villa defender replies: “Cash pops in for Christmas!”
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It then cuts to an advertisement for Mubi, before returning to the family as Cash rocks the grandmother in her chair.
She then says: “It’s nice when Cash pops in for Christmas.”
The former Nottingham Forest man finishes the commercial by hugging the young boy before helping himself to a bit of food.
Cash has started both of Poland’s World Cup games – with Czesław Michniewicz’s side playing out a goalless draw with Mexico and beating Saudi Arabia 2-0.
They will book their place in the last 16 for the first time since 1986 if they can avoid defeat to Argentina on Wednesday.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
