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Tyson Fury drops Manchester United.
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He says the club’s poor form pushed him to quit supporting football and England.
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His stance mirrors fans’ frustration with the team.
British professional boxer Tyson Luke Fury has announced he no longer supports Manchester United or football and will also stop backing England.
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Speaking to Racing TV at Cartmel Racecourse, the 37-year-old said he was stepping away from the game.
The Red Devils finished 15th last season and are yet to win this campaign, losing 1–0 to Arsenal at Old Trafford and drawing 1–1 at Fulham.
The world champion Fury, who has been seen at Old Trafford in recent seasons, said plainly:
“I’m not a supporter of football really. I used to support United, but because they’re in the s*** now, I’m no supporter of any football teams anymore.”
His remark underlines growing frustration among supporters and is likely to provoke debate on social media.
Whether applauded as honesty or dismissed as headline-seeking, Fury’s exit from club support adds pressure on Manchester United to produce results on the pitch.
