MARCUS RASHFORD has been using his downtime to continue his inspirational work feeding the hungry.
The Manchester United star, 22, has just fired his team to the Champions League with 17 Premier League goals.
And with 22 in all competitions – at a rate of MORE than one every two games – Rashford is currently the toast of Salford.
But while other footballers have been jetting abroad to soak up the rays before next month’s European action, Rashford has continued to help providing meals for those in need.
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The England star successfully lobbied the government to extend free school meal vouches into the summer holidays, while also helping to raise £20million to feed vulnerable kids.
And Rashford posted pictures to Instagram showing him helping out at a factory loading up food with other workers for Fare Share UK.
He wrote: “To the staff, volunteers and everyone that continues to work behind the scenes to make a difference, THANK YOU!
“The world needs more people like you. Let’s keep going, the fight is far from over.”
Rashford’s amazing charity work recently saw him awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Manchester.
And he has also seen his Sports Personality of the Year odds slashed.
Meanwhile, SunSport exclusively revealed Rashford is planning to become a global superstar by trademarking his name in America.
