Chris Kamara has revealed details of the brilliant email he received from Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa.
In typical Bielsa fashion, on a day when fans are celebrating his 1,000th day in charge of the Premier League club, it's a touching gesture he made elsewhere that has taken centre stage.
Indeed, former Leeds player and current Sky Sports pundit 'Kammy' has received a personal message from the hugely-popular Argentine manager in response to his ongoing charity work.
Kamara, who briefly represented the Whites during the 1990/1991 season, become a Marie Curie football ambassador just over a decade ago and continues to raise awareness for the charity away from the microphone.
In his latest post on Twitter, the 63-year-old shared part of a touching message that Bielsa sent to him this morning.
It read: "The accompaniment of people suffering from terminal illnesses is fundamental and it is a task that requires extraordinary strength and an infinite love of neighbour."
Kamara, who played just 20 times in the league for Leeds during his 12 months at Elland Road, added a 'hands clap' emoji to the social media post, which has ultimately drawn a positive response from football fans.
@colriley79 said: "He's the gift that just keeps giving - smart man, good manager and an even better person by sounds of it."
@Ballyarthur posted: "That man never disappoints. I'd go as far as to say he's 'unbelievable'."
@JuceeRob added: "Marching on together Kammy. Through ups and downs, the Leeds United community is united in assisting and uplifting people through difficult times."
@jamesoverin said: "Thanks for sharing, Chris. Two great humans, you and Marcelo."
@emmaslufc posted: "We couldn't love him anymore. He's a beautiful human."
@RGlovebox added: "Marcelo is truly a special one and yet he would never label himself as such, which happens to be another reason that he is."
