The Manchester United forward has revealed he spoke with the statesman in a video call to discuss the influence of young people on society
Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has revealed that he spoke with former United States president Barack Obama in a video call, to discuss the place and influence of young people in society.
The England international said it had been a "surreal" experience to talk with the 44th President, and said their topics of discussion had included the importance of reading and community work.
Rashford has become increasingly involved in social causes during the past two years, most notably in spearheading a drive to tackle child poverty and provide free school meals during the coronavirus pandemic.