Marcus Rashford goes ‘back to the day job’ after inspirational Man Utd star gets Government U-turn on free school meals

MARCUS RASHFORD returned to his "day job" with a massive grin on his face following his heroics off the field.

The striker's campaign for free school meals during the summer led to a U-turn from the Government.

Many fans have called for the inspirational England international to take over from Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.

But the 22-year-old was spotted at Carrington on Tuesday as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's squad continued their preparations for the Premier League.

He shared a photograph of himself in action at the training ground with his 8.4million followers on Instagram.

Alongside a love heart emoji, he wrote: "Back to the day job..."

Chelsea star Tammy Abraham made reference to his bulging leg muscles as he commented: "Been in the gym."

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The majority of other fans that commented on the post praised Rashford for incredible achievements off the pitch.

Around 1.3million children in England will be able to claim free school meal vouchers throughout the summer holiday as a result of his campaign.

Rashford also helped raise £20million for the anti-hunger charity FareShare to provide three millions to some of the poorest children in the country.

He admitted he felt "proud" after the Government decided to go back on their rule that they would not award free school vouchers outside of term time.

Speaking on social media, he said: "I stand proud today know that we have listened, and we have done what is right.

"There is still a long way to go but I am thankful to you all that we have given these families just one less thing to worry about tonight.

"The wellbeing of our children should ALWAYS be a priority."

After winning his battle against the Government, Rashford will now turn his attention to Friday's match against Tottenham.