Calendar celebrating Jack Grealish’s calves goes on sale ahead of the 2022 World Cup

A calendar titled ‘The wonderful world of Jack Grealish’s calves’ has gone on sale as we approach the start of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Kevin Beresford, a grandad of two released the first edition of the calendar last year. As it was a big bit he has returned with a sequel for 2023.

The 70-year-old revealed that the new edition will contain the best pictures of the Manchester City player's leg muscle, claiming they have become bigger, better and more beautiful.

Beresford said that many men have been buying the calendar, which costs £12.50, for their wives and girlfriends. He also expects demand to be bigger as Grealish will be playing in the World Cup for England.

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He said: “It was my best-selling calendar last year and that's what pushed me to do a sequel. The pictures are better this year, his calves have got better and bigger and they look more beautiful.

“I’ve said before Grealish has the calves of a Greek god and now they even look less hairy. Whether he shaves them I don't know but I think they're luscious this year.

“As the World Cup starts people will be noticing him more too. His calves are going to be on the world stage.”

Beresford then revealed what potential buyers can expect to see on the calendar.

He added: “In the calendar, people can expect a variety of shots of Grealish showcasing his calves - from sitting down to full sprinting mode and even upside-down. My favourite month is January when he's in the gym and his legs are up in the air.

“His calves have become iconic - he always wears his socks rolled down with dinky shin pads to show off his legs every match.”

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The retired painter continued: “I think the guys are buying the calendars for their girlfriends because he is so dishy. I can just see their girlfriends gushing over Jacky boy.”

Beresford then revealed he made the calendar as an act of revenge after Grealish left Aston Villa.

He said: “When he left Villa to go over to the dark side, I felt that he was leaving us behind.

“So, when I first printed the calendar last year, I guess it was a little act of revenge. But I have forgiven him now for leaving Villa and he is appearing on the world stage now, so I'll be routing for him and England in the World Cup.”