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'Quite surreal' – Man Utd forward Rashford speaks to former US president Obama

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'Quite surreal' – Man Utd forward Rashford speaks to former US president Obama

Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford has spoken to former US President Barack Obama about how young people can impact society.

He has also set up a book club to get disadvantaged children reading more.

“A lot of the young people I meet – including Marcus – they’re ahead of where I was when I was 23,” said Obama.

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“They’re already making changes and being positive forces in their communities.”

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