Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling is planning to launch a foundation aimed at helping disadvantaged young people.
The 25-year-old said he wanted to create something 'humongous' for the people he was helping with the organisation which would focus on social mobility.
The England international's charitable body would help those supported by Marcus Rashford, who plays for his club's rivals Manchester United, and his food poverty activism.
Speaking to The Sunday Times magazine, Sterling said: 'That's me finished with the "what can happen, what should happen".