Check Out “Mason Mount refused to sign autographs for “fans” in a video. Manchester United issued a statement.” United claim professional autograph hunters harass Red Devils players into signing stuff they sell for huge money.
It has also become a “major problem” outside their Carrington training base.
The club has warned that these scenarios are “dangerous” and “only a matter of time before someone gets hurt”.
“Unfortunately this kind of situation has become far too common,” the team said. Mason doesn’t deserve it after being so nice to everyone since joining United.
“Professional autograph hunters pressure United players to sign large quantities of items that they sell for hundreds of pounds. Carrington’s daily issue.
“These organized groups will block players’ cars and harass them as they arrive and leave work. It’s unsafe and someone will get hurt soon.
“It also means that young fans, who just want to interact with their heroes, often miss out because players can’t stop to take pictures with them without engaging with the groups. Security staff and players discuss how to fix it, which frustrates everyone.
“Action will start if it persists.”
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The Premier League may be witnessing the end of an era.
In order to secure a new contract with Puma, the English top division is reportedly ready to sever its 25-year relationship with ball supplier Nike.
While there have been talks about a potential renewal of the Nike contract, which expires in 2025, no agreement has been reached.
According to The Athletic, the Premier League has instead decided to sign a new contract with the competing German brand Puma.
The official match balls for LaLiga, Serie A, and the EFL are already provided by Puma.
UEFA has fined Manchester United €300,000 for breaking the Financial Fair Play rules for 2022.
A’minor infringement’ of the rules for declaring a break-even deficit for that year has been made.
The club claims it’s because of unanticipated circumstances surrounding how UEFA handled COVID-19 loses during that time.
However, it’s crucial to remember that while it complied with Premier League rules for the same time period, it has no bearing on United’s transfer plans for this summer.
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