An investment company owned by the England and Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford is at risk of being forcibly shut down after failing to file its accounts in time.
MUCS Investments has been issued with a compulsory strike off notice by Companies House, which declared the company "will be struck off the register and dissolved not less than two months from [31 December 2024]", unless the firm produces documentation to the contrary. Rashford, who has struggled for minutes since Ruben Amorim took over as United's head coach in November, is the company's only director. Adding to his on-field woes, if the strike off goes ahead, MUCS Investments' assets will be seized by the Crown. However, the footballer is not alone in his failure to produce co...
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