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'Somebody in my shoes is already a target': Manchester United star Marcus Rashford opens up about being abused for his incredible campaign
straight to your inbox every day for freeMarcus Rashford says he was always aware that he would be criticised by some for his campaign to end child food poverty.Rashford has been proclaimed as a national hero over the last 12 months for his work during the coronavirus pandemic in raising awareness of children going hungry and forcing the government to u-turn on their decision not to extend free school meals in the holidays. Speaking at a Business of Football summit, Rashford said that playing for Manchester United made him used to being a target for some.
