PSG shot-stopper Keylor Navas has welcomed 30 Ukrainian refugees into his Paris mansion.
The Costa Rican, alongside his wife Andrea, has opened the doors of his luxury home to fleeing victims of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.
According to Sport, Navas has bought 30 beds and has set them up in his home theatre - which he normally uses for screening movies.
Navas' wife is helping prepare food for the Ukrainians and the couple also made sure their guests had clothes.
The 35-year-old and his wife, Andrea Salas, have bought 30 beds and placed the refugees in his home theatre.
His wife is also helping prepare food and the couple have provided clothes for their guests, according to Sport.
The Spanish outlet reported that Navas discovered that 'the association of gypsies from Gracia, Barcelona' had travelled to Krakow to bring food and take in refugees and offered to help, welcoming 30 into his home.
Andrea also took to social media to appeal to people to offer their help to Ukrainians who have been affected by the conflict in their homeland.
In a post on her Instagram account, she shared a plea from the Tiempos de Esperanza foundation calling for donations of supplies and clothes.
Alongside the photo, she wrote: 'Hands that give, will never be empty.
'On Tuesday, Ukrainian families will be arriving in Valencia welcomed and brought with much love by @noguerajavi, his wife Isis, his nova vida team, @fundaciontiemposdeesperanza, priests, people moved by their hearts in the face of this chaos that they are living.
'And I wanted to share with you that through Amazon.es we can help these children, some with their mother, others not, young people alone, with just their clothes, which was the only thing they could take, we can contribute whatever non-perishable food , clothes, personal hygiene items, etc.
'I share the information! So that they can feel love in the midst of so much pain.'
The Costa Rican shotstopper is currently on international duty for three games of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers for Qatar.
Costa Rica moved up to fourth in the standings with a 1-0 win over leaders Canada on Friday.
They will face El Salvador and the United States in their final two games and hope they can remain fourth to secure a play-off.
The newspaper said: "The association of gypsies from the Gracia neighborhood of Barcelona went to Krakow to bring food and Ukrainian refugees.
"On his return Keylor Navas found out about it and welcomed 30 of them into his home."
The PSG goalkeeper's kind hearted gesture isn't surprising, with wife Andrea publicly calling on people to help Ukrainians so "they can feel love in the midst of so much pain."
Andrea said on Instagram: "We can help these children, some with their mother, others not, young people alone, with just their clothes, which was the only thing they could take, we can contribute whatever non-perishable food, clothes, personal hygiene items, etc.
"I share the information! So that they can feel love in the midst of so much pain."
She has also posted an image of the Eiffel Tower lit up in the blue and yellow colours of Ukraine as a show of support.
Navas is currently away on international duty with Costa Rica, where he hopes he can help his country qualify for the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
Costa Rica are currently fifth in the race for Qatar and will face Canada, El Salvador and the United States.
Fourth would send Navas and his team-mates into a play-off game against the representative nation from the Oceania Football Confederation.
The important World Cup qualifiers this month could turn out to be Navas' last in his homeland's colours.
He said: "This could be my final call up with Costa Rica and that is why we have to give our best and enjoy ourselves.
"Players like myself and Bryan Ruiz have been with the national team for a long time and any game could be our last."