Wolves striker Raul Jimenez spotted at Tettenhall café

The Jimenez’s were the first customers in Tettenhall

Raul and Daniella Jimenez were the first customers through the door as Manny Singh Kang launched his own charity smoothie.

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The Jimenez's trying the new flavour | Manny Singh Kang

‘Manny’s Mango Madness’ was first revealed today at the Cup of Joy café in Tettenhall, with the first buyers of the £5 smoothie being the Wolves couple.

All proceeds from the drink will be donated to Dementia UK, whom the Samosa Saturday fundraiser last week was able to raise over £4,000 for, alongside another £4,000 for the Molineux Sleepout.

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Manny with the team at Cup of Joy | Manny Singh Kang

Manny said: “It’s absolutely incredible for Ruth Uppal, the owner of Cup of Joy, to work with me on this idea to try and help more people and help Dementia UK.”

The reveal comes days after his next challenge was announced, ‘Manny’s Molineux 150’, where he plans on walking 150 miles in 60 hours with no sleep, which itself was hot on the heels of running 50 miles, between 50 schools, in just 50 days locally.

The drink is available at the café in Hamilton’s Gym, Tettenhall, but non-gym members are welcome.

The veteran striker has been ruled out until January after learning he needs surgery on his left knee.

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