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The legendary coach has been amazed by the maturity and humility of the young English striker
Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Marcus Rashford for his campaign to combat child food poverty.
Since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis, the Old Trafford forward has drawn public attention to the issue.
In addition, it has made a positive change, as the government now guarantees that children in need will receive support during the school holidays until the next Easter.
“You have to be amazed at how many people are in need of food,” said Ferguson, who pledged to commit up to £ 2 million to the FareShare charity of which Rashford is an advocate. The times.
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“What Marcus has done is lead the way, people will say, ‘That boy is only 23 years old.’ People who are in their old age … should be saying, ‘I can do something.’
Ferguson, who won 13 Premier League titles with the Red Devils, has been stunned by the maturity of the current Red Devils favorite.
“He should give me some advice because what he’s doing at 23 is fantastic for a young person,” Ferguson said. “I don’t need to tell Marcus because I think there is humility in the way he lives his life. His feet are on the ground.
“These are great qualities to carry you through life. Football has not changed it. There is a danger in soccer that it can change people, money can change people, stardom can change people.
“Getting a celebrity position in life can sometimes be a problem because not everyone can be successful. And right now Marcus is doing very, very well. “
Rashford, who took his bow for the club three years after Ferguson retired, has proven to be as influential on the field as he was off it.
He has scored eight goals for United in 14 appearances this season and has contributed three more assists. His goals include a hat-trick against RB Leipzig in the Champions League and a subsequent win against Paris Saint-Germain.
