After the England match last night, Jack Grenalicious stopped to talk and take a photo with a fan, brightening their day.

The Manchester City player was benched during the Three Lions’ plodding 2-0 victory over Malta at Wembley.

Grealish left the game wearing his England tracksuit and made his way back via the mixed zone.

Aspiring sports journalist Tom Horn was waiting for him in a wheelchair.

Grealish took the time to stop and interact with the university student who was attempting to interview players.

Even though Tom supports Manchester United, he expressed his respect for Grealish and the City squad.

The 28-year-old’s sister, he later disclosed, is also a huge fan of hers in a “different way”.

Grealish grinned while speaking of the most recent Manchester derby, which saw City win 3-0 at Old Trafford.

Following a touching conversation, the two posed for a picture.

Grealish was later acknowledged by Tom on social media, where he raved about how “great it was to talk to him”.

Additionally, he stated that he planned to interview him once again “when I’m a fully fledged journalist myself.”

Grealish made a jesting remark regarding the possibility, stating he would “definitely” conduct an interview under one condition: “As long as you don’t say bad stuff about me.”

The exchange, which was shared on social media, was adored by viewers.

“Jack Grealish is a good one,” someone tweeted. See him performing this in numerous vids. class action. Congratulations to his parents.”

One person exclaimed, “He seems like such a great guy.” I’m happy he’s representing our nation.”

According to a third, “Jack Grealish is an absolute role model.”

“I swear no one takes time out for fans as much as Grealish,” said another.

This season, the England fan favorite has come and gone from the City squad.

Off the field, though, manager Pep Guardiola has nothing but positive things to say about him.

Regarding Grealish, the Spaniard recently stated: “He’s one of the most adored guys in the locker room.” His performance in the last games and his attitude during training sessions have truly pleased us.

“The first and latter years in particular were crucial. Each year he improves. Regarding the neighborhood and the way he looks after the children as well.

“He has excellent relationships outside of the bubble in which professionals live and constantly pauses to scribble signatures.

He’s real, and I enjoy working with him. He’s really family-oriented and sensible. We adore him a great deal.

Grealish will be looking to make his comeback to the international scene when England plays North Macedonia on Monday night.