Marcus Rashford, a forward for Manchester United, teamed up with LeBron James, a famous player for the Los Angeles Lakers.

This week on The Shop on the Uninterrupted, James and Rashford worked together.

Besides James and Rashford, there was Daniel Kaluuya, who won an Oscar, Maverick Carter, a businessman, Rashid Johnson, a famous artist, and Paul Rivera, a marketing worker.

During the show, Rashford, James, and the other guests talked about their lives and used racism as a major theme.

While he was in the United States of America (USA) shooting The Shop, Rashford went to the premiere of NBA player Giannis Antetokoumpo’s movie Rise.

Rashford talked about how he went from playing in a school to being on Manchester United’s first team, which is one of the best teams in the Premier League.

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“Since I was six years old,” he said. Yes. In other words, I was a fan of United before I played for them. I remember that when I was seven or eight years old, they started taking me to every home game.

“Since I was that age until I played my first game when I was 18, I was at every home game.” Growing up and seeing a team like Manchester United from the outside is one thing.

And Rashford talked about the problems Manchester United has had since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club.

He also said, “So success was like getting it once you get used to it and learn how to make it more likely.”

“On the other hand, since I joined the team, it’s been a time of change for the club.” So, like, it’s been hard to find security. That’s why things go up and down so much,

“But at the same time, the club has a lot of history.”

“To be honest, I think it’s a little of everything. A lot of people say once Sir Alex left. Yes, a lot has changed.

Rashford talked about why he doesn’t like Liverpool, a team that plays in the same league as Manchester United.

“No,” he said. Liverpool is not my cup of tea. Because Liverpool has a past with City, it’s more bitter. With Liverpool, it’s more like, you don’t like them, but you don’t have a huge reason not to like them.

“You get older, and there are only two Manchester teams left.” Someone wears light blue. Someone wears red. But it’s fair to be competitive with Liverpool. “It’s deep.”