Sunil Chhetri helps fan get Netflix subscription, signed jersey amid coronavirus lockdown

Sunil Chhetri has been one of the trendsetters amongst Indian sportsmen in the last decade. Along with Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other Indian athletes, Sunil Chhetri has also done his bit to help out fans in the fight against coronavirus. The Bengaluru FC forward has been interacting with fans amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown which was imposed across India since March. Sunil Chhetri recently made headlines when he posted a tweet about a fan who asked him for his Netflix ID and password.

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Indian captain Sunil Chhetri helps fan get Netflix subscription, signed jersey amid coronavirus lockdown

As no football matches are taking place in India at the moment, Sunil Chhetri and other Indian athletes are doing their best to keep the morale of fans at a high. The Indian football team captain recently interacted with a fan on social media which made the headlines. Chhetri offered Netflix head honchos a jersey signed by him in exchange for a two-month free subscription for that particular fan.

Earlier, in a series of tweets, the Indian football icon had also announced that the members of the Indian football team had come together and 'put on the table a sum that has been sent to the PM-Cares Fund' in the fight against COVID-19 on a national level. The Indian football team skipper had earlier tweeted, "We've always received more than we can give. Which is why in this time of need, all of us national team players have come together and put on the table a sum that has been sent to the PM-Cares Fund to help India's fight with the pandemic."

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