Rashford Sets Up Security Firm to Help Premier League Stars Combat Home Raids

• Premier League players have been subject of home robberies targeting their valuables
• Reece James, Raheem Sterling and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have all been victims in the past year
• Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has now come to the aid of his colleagues with his new investment

Marcus Rashford has grown into one of the most influential footballers in the Premier League; from social interventions to colleagues copying his celebration, he does it all.

He became popular during the COVID-19 pandemic after he made a public appeal to the government to restore mid-day meals for school children, claiming he benefited from it as a kid. He also started fundraising for the course.

Recently, his goal celebration of pointing to his head is influencing other players in the league and across Europe, even though there are claims he is not the originator of the celebration.

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Rashford sets up security firm

Premier League players have been subjects of home raids recently. As reported by Evening Standard, Liverpool star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and his fiancee had their home raided last September.

Raheem Sterling's home was raided while his family were there while he was away at the World Cup in Qatar last December, and valuable worth £300,000 was stolen, as reported by Sun UK.

Chelsea star Reece James had his UEFA Champions League and Euro 2020 medals stolen in 2021, as reported by Daily Star. A man was arrested in connection to the incident, but the medals have not been recovered.

Marcus Rashford has now come to the aid of his colleagues by investing millions in a private security firm named MUCS Security, with the primary target being security for footballers' homes, as noted by Sun UK.

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Rashford earns over £200,000 per week at Manchester United and, aside from investment, spends his money on luxury; houses and cars as well as on special equipment for his career.

He uploaded a picture of himself recovering in an ice chamber last month, as reported by Sports Brief. This has helped him hit top form and has been unplayable since football resumed after the World Cup.

He opened the scoring for Manchester United in their 2-0 win over Leeds United today. A well-taken header from Luke Shaw's cross.