According to the Sun, Chelsea star Palmer, who just won the Club World Cup, started a short holiday after the match. He also took the opportunity to visit his grandfather's birthplace in the Caribbean, St. Kitts, where the player was welcomed heroically.

This is Palmer's first visit to this exotic resort, where the player's grandfather, Stree Palmer, was born. This small island also has a special position in Palmer's heart, and his sneakers are embroidered with the flags of the Federation of Nevis and the British.

St. Kitts and Nevis Federal Deputy Prime Minister Jeffrey Hanley and Tourism Minister Martha T-Henderson welcomed Palmer, and a local traditional performance team also attended to present an authentic St. Kitts-style welcome. After landing, Palmer said: "It feels particularly meaningful to come to St. Kitts after winning the Club World Cup. This is the beginning of my grandfather's love for football. The island is both beautiful and quiet. I can't wait to explore the mountains, rainforests and seas here, and taste local food."

St. Kitts and Nevis Federal Prime Minister Truss Drew said: "The arrival of Palmer tells us that no matter where we come from, there is a possibility of world-renowned achievements, and his presence and guidance will inspire The next generation believes that success is possible. We are proud to welcome him home and deeply grateful for his commitment to supporting our young people and promoting the development of federal sports. ”

Prince St. Kitts presented the national team jersey

Leng Knowledge: Palmer is a mixed race, pictured with his mother, sister and father