MARCUS RASHFORD will feature on the front cover of Vogue’s ‘Activism Now’ issue in September.

The Manchester United star’s campaign for free school meals led to a dramatic U-turn by the Government.

The Manchester United hero and model Adwoa Aboah are on the front cover

Marcus Rashford has been recognised for his brilliant work away from the pitch

Rashford persuaded the government to provide underprivileged kids in the UK food vouchers worth £15 a week throughout the summer.

In order to provide meals for schoolchildren impacted by the coronavirus outbreak, the England international also donated £20 million.

Rashford was chosen to be on the cover of the renowned magazine because of his diligence off the field.

He will be featured on the front cover alongside Adwoa Aboah, a model and mental health advocate.

Misan Harriman took pictures of the inspirational couple on set with a mostly black crew.

In Vogue’s 104-year existence, Misan is the first black male photographer to have shot a cover.

Speaking to Vogue, Rashford has revealed the reasons behind his charitable work.

He said: “I’m by no means a politician but I had a voice and a platform that could be used to at least ask the questions.

“If I didn’t put myself out there and say, ‘This is not OK and it needs to change,’ I would have failed my 10-year-old self.”

Before he added: “As an athlete, failure is part of everyday life.

“You lose a game, you bounce back for the next one.

“You lose in a cup final, you come back stronger next season.”

Adwoa Aboah is a model and mental health campaigner