“Oh, no,” groans Marcus Rashford with a huge smile. “I just knew you would bring that up.”
Over a Zoom call with Manchester United and England s celebrated anti-child poverty activist and his new wingman, Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Tom Kerridge,
GQ couldn t resist reminding Rashford of the last time we met him, when he gave us a demonstration of his incredible ball skills. Specifically, meatballs.
It was at Marcus old school, Button Lane Primary in Wythenshawe and Jack Monroe was giving him a cooking lesson before handing over his
GQ Man Of The Year Campaigner Award. That must have been where he developed a grown-up taste for home cooking, I joke. Rashford laughs and Tom confirms that the young footballer has already shown he has a few skills in his locker.
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“Sometimes, a lot of young people are afraid of making mistakes,” says Marcus Rashford. “When I was younger, my brother always told me: ‘If you’re not making mistakes, you can never be the player you want to become.’ So I’m trying to use those same words from him in this environment – and it’s working.”
The professional footballer is speaking at the launch of his latest project to fight food poverty. At just 23, he’s already successfully campaigned for the extension of free school meals in the school holidays, plus secured better food vouchers for young, low-income families. And he’s not stopping there.