After winning the Tokyo gold medal, Galal Yafai, Team GB Olympic hero, bought a PlayStation 5 from his big brother Kal

GALAL YAFAI wasn't justYou will be rewardedA gold medal for his Olympic heroics, but also a PlayStation 5.

The victory in Tokyo 2020's flyweight division was only the latest step in the rise of the 28-year old, which also includes a Commonwealth Games Gold.

Yafai was greeted with a special gift when he returned to Birmingham from his win over Carlo Paalam.

GMB revealed that the boxer said, "Kal bought me Playstation 5.

"You know what you need to do before the final.

"It's a gift, it's something I wanted for a long time and Kal was able get one.

Kal, Kal's older brother, was WBA superflyweight champion for more than three years, until he lost to Ramon Gonzalez in Feb 2020.

It is difficult to get a PS5 despite the fact that they are selling out quickly.

GMB host Ben Shephard joked about how the Olympic victory was worth it for the console. Yafai laughed, and replied "Definitely."

Thanks to 22 gold medals, Team GB came fourth in the Tokyo 2020 medal table.

Yafai has a brother fighter in Gamal, a former Commonwealth super-bantamweight champion. He was also one of six British boxing medallists.

After claiming his title, he stated: "I'm Olympic Champion now and I'm beyond the moon.

"I worked hard and took up boxing. Thank God it worked out for my good. It was hard work, dedication, and rewards that I received.

"My family, friends, and brothers will be overwhelmed. Everybody back in Birmingham, the support that I have received has been unbelievable.

"I just wanted to thank everyone who supported me. It's overwhelming. I am so grateful to everyone who has shown me their love.

Yafai also had a live video chat with Kal after the win when he was informed of the present.

Kal, an emotional Kal, said: "Unreal. Unreal. You've been brilliant all the time."

He added, "Galal. Last thing I have gotta tell you, my PS5 is out there, waiting to be used by you."

Galal stated: "I can’t wait to get back and play on it. Can't wait."