Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho boost business empires by investing in £17m company launched by British rapper Krept and backed by Anthony Joshua

According to The Sun, the England pair have pumped money into Nala's Baby, which makes specialist skin and hair care oils for infants. The company reportedly is worth £17 million ($21.6m) and was launched in 2020 by British rapper Krept (Casyo Johnson) and Instagram influencer Sasha Ellese Gilbert.

The company's 20 sensitive skin oils, body butters and lotions are reportedly to be launched in Sainsbury's this week after arranging partnerships with Ocada, Boots and Tesco. This business enterprise will add to Rashford's alleged £15m ($19.1m) property empire and Sancho's investment firm.

Away from their business enterprises, Sancho and Rashford are looking to have strong seasons this term for Manchester United after eventful campaigns in 2023/24. The former fell out with manager Erik ten Hag and spent the second half of last season on loan at former club Borussia Dortmund and the latter struggled with form and lost his place in the England squad.

Forwards Rashford and Sancho could feature for United on Saturday when they take on Manchester City in the Community Shield before beginning the new Premier League season at home to Fulham on August 16.