I’m a private chef to football stars, Man Utd’s Rasmus Hojlund is obsessed with baked treat – I make him two a week

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A private chef has lifted the lid on what life is like cooking for Premier League footballers.

Jonny Marsh is a Michelin star trained chef who cooks for a host of football stars.

Chef Jonny Marsh has lifted the lid on his life cooking for Premier League footballers

The first edition of his new series starred Rasmus Hojlund

His clientele includes Manchester City stars Kevin De Bruyne and Kyle Walker, while his latest client is Manchester United ace Rasmus Hojlund.

Taking to his Instagram page, Jonny has now revealed what his day job consists of.

Kickstarting his series with Hojlund and Aston Villa‘s Aaron Ramsey, Jonny starts out his day with a simple prep list of what the stars enjoy before grabbing all the necessary ingredients.

During the video, Jonny revealed that Hojlund was “obsessed” with banana bread.

Jonny then added that he makes the tasty treat twice a week.

Other stars who the chef has cooked for in the past include, Curtis Jones, Maxwel Cornet, Luke Shaw, Ian Maatsen Rachel Daly and Millie Turner.

Food is made tailor-made for each star, with a variety of food being shown across various videos on his account.

Jonny has 315,000 followers on Instagram.

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And fans were loving the look of his job, one fan said: “All of the above please.”

A second said: “Quality stuff mate.”

A third said: “Best job in the world!!!”

Another said: “I’ve never seen anything you make that I wouldn’t like! Love it, Jonny.”

A fifth added: “Looks class this!”

Ramsey responded to the post by saying: “That naan bread.”

Man Utd fans will be hoping Jonny’s food will be able to fuel Hojlund to guiding the club to an FA Cup win over Liverpool next weekend – when he is set to return from injury.

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