Marcus Rashford took first place earning up to a whopping £37,950 per sponsored Instagram post. This is thanks to his follower count of almost 13 million and an engagement rate of 3.28 per cent. The Manchester United forward has been praised on social media for his work around providing free school meals for children across the UK, creating a dedicated fanbase ahead of the World Cup.Marcus Rashford took first place earning up to a whopping £37,950 per sponsored Instagram post. This is thanks to his follower count of almost 13 million and an engagement rate of 3.28 per cent. The Manchester United forward has been praised on social media for his work around providing free school meals for children across the UK, creating a dedicated fanbase ahead of the World Cup.
Marcus Rashford took first place earning up to a whopping £37,950 per sponsored Instagram post. This is thanks to his follower count of almost 13 million and an engagement rate of 3.28 per cent. The Manchester United forward has been praised on social media for his work around providing free school meals for children across the UK, creating a dedicated fanbase ahead of the World Cup.

England ‘leaked’ XI gallery v Wales: Man Utd pair and Man City trio involved in World Cup clash

A look at the ‘leaked’ England starting XI to face Wales in the Three Lions’ final 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage clash.

Jamie Kemble
By Jamie Kemble
Published 29th Nov 2022, 12:21 BST

England are back in action on Tuesday night when they take on rivals Wales in their final 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage clash.

The Three Lions are more or less through to the knockout stage already, only needing to avoid a four - or more - goal defeat to book their place in the next round. Though, to win the group, they may need to win, needing to win in the case Iran win or draw in the case USA defeat Iran, providing there isn’t a huge goal difference swing.

Ahead of the final group stage game, Gareth Southgate could make as many as four changes, according to The Sun, and that could mean three Manchester City stars make the starting line-up, while two Manchester United men could get the nod.

Here we take a look at the likely line-up in full.

Ahead of the final group stage game, Gareth Southgate could make as many as four changes, according to The Sun, and that could mean three Manchester City stars make the starting line-up, while two Manchester United men could get the nod.

Another Manchester City star braced to start is Kyle Walker, who has recently returned from injury. Walker’s resturn could force Luke Shaw to drop out, with Trippier moving to left-back.

5. RB - Kyle Walker

Another Manchester City star braced to start is Kyle Walker, who has recently returned from injury. Walker’s resturn could force Luke Shaw to drop out, with Trippier moving to left-back.

Declan Rice is likely to remain one of England’s holding midfielders for the rest of the tournament.

6. CM - Declan Rice

Declan Rice is likely to remain one of England’s holding midfielders for the rest of the tournament.

Jude Bellingham could be set for a rest, opening the door for the experienced Jordan Henderson to come in.

7. CM - Jordan Henderson

Jude Bellingham could be set for a rest, opening the door for the experienced Jordan Henderson to come in.

Mason Mount is likely to occupy the advanced midfield role.

8. CAM - Mason Mount

Mason Mount is likely to occupy the advanced midfield role.

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