Richarlison is delighted to have been named Everton’s PFA Community Champion for the 2019/20 season.
It was announced on Saturday the centre-forward has followed in the footsteps of team-mate Yerry Mina who claimed the honour last year.
The Selecao star has been recognised for his off-field work for both Everton in the Community as well as back home in Brazil.
Following the coronavirus outbreak the 23-year-old organised for 500 food parcels, which all contained one month's worth of supplies, to be delivered to families in his hometown of Nova Venecia.
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And that is just one example of how the Blues forward has been helping out.
During the past season Richarlison invited a youngster who was being bullied to train at Finch Farm.
He also surprised another young fan, who had recently lost his mother, by showing up at a grassroots training session.
In a post to Instagram, Richarlison shared a message describing the pride he feels after receiving the award.
He wrote: "From the beginning of my career, I set out to lend my voice to causes that are really important to me and to my community!
"I am very proud to receive this recognition."
The centre-forward also had a stellar season on the pitch scoring 13 times in the Premier League.
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