Manchester United star launches own Property Business

Manchester United and England football star Marcus Rashford, who is currently said to be on a salary of £6 million annually, has purchased a £1.2 million property to add to his portfolio.

MUCS Properties Limited was registered by Marcus January 2017 though with his additional property purchases it is likely they will be rented out and he will follow, rather like ex Manchester United and England star Gary Neville, in building a property empire additional to his full time professional footballing salary.

MUCS Properties Limited seems to be stated as having overdue accounts which we are sure that Marcus will take care of ASAP. The latest property purchased was in Wilmslow, Cheshire and has already seen Marcus having applied for planning to install electric gates and a new wall.

 

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