Marcus Rashford, the Manchester United forward, brought festive cheer to Button Lane Primary School with a heartwarming visit, handing out Christmas presents and spreading joy among the children. The 26-year-old star, who grew up in Wythenshawe, was met with beaming smiles from the students as he embraced the holiday spirit.

This act of kindness followed a challenging week for Rashford, who was surprisingly left out of the starting lineup by manager Rúben Amorim during United’s match against Manchester City. Despite this setback, Rashford’s commitment to giving back remained unwavering as he took time to connect with his local community.

Sharing his experience on Instagram, Rashford wrote: “Great day joining in the Christmas festivities at Button Lane Primary School ,” accompanied by photos of him interacting with excited pupils. The event was part of his ongoing charitable efforts, which have made him a beloved figure both on and off the pitch.

Known for his dedication to supporting children and families in need, Rashford continues to lead by example, demonstrating resilience and compassion. Fans are hopeful that his positivity will soon translate into standout performances for Manchester United as he inspires through his actions beyond the game.