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Marcus Rashford issues plea to find fan who ‘had shirt snatched out of his hands’ after Arsenal vs Man Utd clash

MARCUS RASHFORD issued a social media plea to find a fan who had his shirt “snatched” away following Manchester United’s clash with Arsenal.

The Red Devils star handed over his match worn shirt to one lucky fan at the Emirates following the 3-1 defeat.

Marcus Rashford was pictured handing his shirt over to a fan at the EmiratesRex

Twitter @MarcusRashfordThe Red Devils star issued an online plea to find the fan after they were claimed to have it stolen out of their hands[/caption]

Rashford and Lingard were both pictured kindly giving their tops to home supporters as they exited down the tunnel.

But Rashford claims upon gratefully getting their hands on his top, the fan he gave his threads to had it grabbed away from them.

Upon discovering the news, Rashford took to Twitter in a bid to find the fan – promising them a brand new shirt.

The 24-year-old wrote: “Someone’s only gone and snatched my shirt out of little man’s hands after I gave it to him.

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“Can anyone help me find him so I can send him another one?”

And thanks to the power of social media, it wasn’t too long before Rashford was put in contact with the unlucky fan.

Within an hour of his original post, Rashford Tweeted again saying: “Found him thanks all!”

They can now look forward to receiving a brand new shirt in the post from the England forward.


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Rashford played just 13 minutes in the 3-1 defeat to the Gunners, meaning he has started just three out of the last ten games for United.

The forward is rumoured to be one of 12 players that could be heading out the door at the Theatre of Dreams when Erik ten Hag takes charge.

He has even been linked with a shock move Arsenal.

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