Manchester United’s Diogo Dalot made a heartwarming contribution this Christmas Eve by helping serve food to homeless individuals at Lifeshare, a charity in Manchester. The 25-year-old Portuguese defender, who joined the club from Porto for £19 million, surprised visitors by arriving unannounced with his partner, bringing clothing and food donations.

.

Dalot expressed his pride in calling Manchester home, stating, “Unfortunately, homelessness is on the rise; as a family, we want to raise awareness and also directly help people wherever we can.” He praised Lifeshare for its vital work and the inspirational volunteers he met during his visit.

Jahan Hussain, a trustee at Lifeshare, highlighted the significance of Dalot’s visit, especially after a challenging year for the charity. He remarked, “Support like this is literally life-saving,” and noted how uplifting it was for both the volunteers and those they serve.

.

.

.

.

Lifeshare is currently hosting its annual Christmas Project, which provides shelter, food, and companionship to anyone in need, alongside additional services such as haircuts, pet care, and eye health care. The charity remains open from 7 AM to 7 PM, offering essential support to the local community during the festive season.