MANCHESTER UNITED may be enduring their worst trophy drought since they were last relegated – but that hasn’t stopped Marcus Rashford from racking up quite a collection of silverware.
The England ace, 24, is already a national hero thanks to his work for charity and the local community.
Marcus Rashford showed off his amazing trophy cabinetCredit: Instagram @marcusrashford The striker has plenty of memorabilia around his house
And his trophy cabinet isn’t half bad, either.
In 2020, with the nation gripped by the pandemic and stuck in another lockdown, Rashford took to Twitter to post a picture of his collection.
Alongside the image, he wrote: “Wanted to take a decent pic without the dogs getting involved.
“This was the best we could do…Happy Friday everyone!”
Behind Rashford, who has been struggling to find form along with the rest of the United squad of late, is a glimpse of his expanding trophy cabinet nestled under the stairs.
Inside it shows all the caps he had picked up while playing for England, hat-trick match balls and Man of the Match awards.
Rashford also has a line of winners medals that include the FA Cup, EFL Cup, Community Shield and Europa League.
Inside the collection also includes a Man Utd shirt, obviously of great significance to him – and this was all BEFORE he was awarded his well-earned MBE.
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United fans loved seeing the silverware with one person writing: “More winners medals than Harry Kane.”
A second added: “You will need a bigger cabinet for your England caps. That thing has got to be 3 times the size by the end of your career.”
Rashford worked tirelessly during lockdown to help those less fortunate following the coronavirus pandemic.
The forward helped a charity supply two million meals a week for vulnerable children.
Supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco and Co-Op threw their weight behind FareShareUK after the he advocated the project.
Rashford also got in touch with fans during the pandemic, gifting tickets to NHS workers and responding to one young supporter who wrote of how much he was missing football during its absence, among many, many selfless acts.
Ultimately he was rewarded with a richly-deserved MBE in November 2021.
