Colombian man uses special hand gestures to help blind, deaf friend relish World Cup win


  • World
  • Sunday, 01 Jul 2018

Jose Richard Gallego (left) follows the match with the help of his guide Cesar Daza. PHOTO: REUTERS.

As the Fifa World Cup 2018 hits fever pitch, a Colombian man has shown the Internet what the beautiful game truly means by helping his blind and deaf friend experience their country's win over Poland.

Colombia fan Jose Richard Gallego lost his hearing and vision to a disease when he was nine years old, reported Britain's Sky News last Monday (June 25).

A Colombian man helps his deaf and blind friend experience the joy of their team's #WorldCup campaign pic.twitter.com/wsZruvjgAR

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