Jurgen Klopp has lauded Marcus Rashford's efforts to combat child poverty in the face of government opposition, with the Liverpool boss hailing the Manchester United star's actions as "incredible" while professing his pride in the striker's actions.
Red Devils forward Rashford has spent much of the year spearheading a campaign to ensure free school meal vouchers for disadvantaged children during the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent national lockdown, forcing the Conservative government into a U-turn after they initially declined to extend the scheme.
The 22-year-old was cited in the Queen's Birthday Honours earlier this year for his work, and was an MBE, but has refused to shortchange his goals in the face of stiff parlimentary opposition.