Bermingham's midfielder Oliver Kapp has been a season's caddie with the Premier League team. The 20 year old British boy Mick pike just thought that the star might give him some souvenirs, such as an old pair of shoes.

When he put forward this request to Kapo, pike was disappointed by the answer.

But what happened next made him feel like he was dreaming. He threw the key of a Mercedes car to him and said, "thank you for cleaning my sneakers. This car belongs to you."

According to the daily mail of the 14, Mick pike apparently thought he was joking, and he said he was unable to afford such an expensive sports car insurance.

So the generous French international star drove the stunned caddy home, leaving the remaining keys and driving books to him, and promised to help him pay a year's premium.

At the moment, Mick pike realized that he really received a big gift.

The lucky boy caddy, 28, was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, and played for Juventus in Italy. He just pferred to Bermingham for 3 million pounds in the summer of 2007.

Bermingham provided him with a salary of 1 million 500 thousand pounds a year.

In addition to this Mercedes Benz, Kapo also has a Porsche and a Hummer.

When he saw Parker away from the Mercedes Benz, Mick Reis, the manager of Bermingham, said, "we all know that he is very generous. Once I said, can I leave his house in Turin, Italy? Unfortunately, he smiled and said he wanted to keep it himself."