Martin Hibbert, who was left paralysed after the Manchester Arena bombing, was surprised by Manchester United stars who gifted him a signed first team shirt on BBC Breakfast this morning (Thursday 18 May).
The dad, who was 'lucky to be alive' after the horrific attack in May 2017, will be climbing the highest mountain in Africa in June to raise money for people with spinal injuries.
Live from Old Trafford, Martin, from Bolton, was surprised by Man United star Wes Brown who presented him with the gift. "You're doing a great thing, we hope it all goes well and we're all wishing you the best," he told Martin. "We're all behind you on everything you're trying to do," he added.
Martin, a United supporter for 'many years,' thanked the former defender and said: "I'm a bit overwhelmed!" He also received a special montage featuring messages of support from former goalie Peter Schmeichel, midfielder Bruno Fernandes and technical director Darren Fletcher.
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