Alan Stubbs says the “unbelievably inspirational” Bradley Lowery “captured the hearts of the country” - and the former Everton defender is "proud" to be involved in Sunday’s Goodison Park charity match being played in the young Sunderland supporter's name.
Stubbs is set to line up for ‘Bradley’s Blues’ against a ‘Lowery’s Legends’ team in a game to raise funds for the Bradley Lowery Foundation and Everton in the Community.
Bradley made a lasting impact on people across the world with his remarkable courage while fighting neuroblastoma. He died in July at the age of six.