Made of mink fur
Showy appearance: England star wears Louis Vuitton hoodie worth 40,000 euros
Marcus Rashford was not taken into account for England’s Nations League games. Instead, the soccer star is causing a stir in the USA. With an absurdly expensive outfit.
Marcus Rashford (27) is currently not doing well in terms of sport. His club Manchester United is ranked 13th in the English Premier League and is far below the club’s expectations. The attacker himself is also in crisis. After eleven match days he has just scored one goal. As a result, he was not recently nominated for the Nations League in the national team.
But instead of using his free time to work on his own form and a possible comeback for the “Three Lions”, Rashford traveled to New York to watch an NBA game there. He caused a stir with an incredibly expensive outfit.
Luxury outfit hard to miss
During the New York Knicks game against the Brooklyn Nets, the football star sat right on the sidelines – and was hard to miss. Because he was wearing a white zip-up hoodie with colorful emblems on it. If you look closely, you can see a pink Louis Vuitton logo, which suggests that the item of clothing must be very expensive.
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And actually: As can be seen from the luxury brand's website, the value of the hoodie is around 40,000 euros. It was made in France from mink fur, which gives it the plush look. Sunglasses and a black hat complete Rashford's outfit. According to the “Sun”, the professional footballer is said to have shelled out the equivalent of 700 euros for the glasses and 1,500 euros for the headgear. Both items also come from Louis Vuitton.
Will Rashford soon play under Tuchel?
Such prices are no problem for the 27-year-old. According to media reports, he is expected to earn around 23 million euros per year at Manchester United. He had also used the money for useful purposes in the past. For example, he founded a “task force” to save children in poor families from food shortages. And raised £20 million for the charity FareShare.
Rashford's contract with the traditional English club runs until June 2028. After his return to the island, the striker wants to prove himself under the new coach Ruben Amorim (39). “ManU” had only recently reacted to the sporting decline and fired coach Erik ten Haag. If he can fight his way back into the national team, Rashford would soon play there under ex-Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel (51).
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