- The promoters of Tyson Fury published a video teaser of the Gypsy King in the stadium
- The supporters hoped that they could get out of retirement to face Anthony Joshua
Tyson Fury established moving languages on Monday when he appeared in a brief video that suggests that he should return to boxing in Old Trafford.
The 36 -year -old gypsy, hung his gloves in January after suffering a second consecutive defeat by Oleksandr Usyk.
That decision faded boxing fans who expect a battle shock from Great Britain against the heavyweight Anthony Joshua. However, those hopes were revived by a video published by its promoter, the promotions of Queensberry.
The mocking video showed fury walking through the tunnel to the Old Trafford field of Man United while using a flag of England.
It is read in the legend of the video, which included emoji with eyes and sand watches, said: “Did the return of the gypsy king?”
Now, the truth has emerged behind that publication: Fury will administer the England team in Old Trafford on June 15 at Soccer AID 2025.
Tyson Fury made fun of fans when he appeared in a video that he suggested that he was returning
In the video, the gypsy king walks through the tunnel in Old Trafford wrapped in a flag of England
Fury will administer an England team in Soccer AID that includes Wayne Rooney
The huge Charity game will see Fury's team, which includes Wayne Rooney, will face a World XI to raise money for UNICEF.
Pros Joe Hart, Steph Houghton, Toni Duggan, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Nadia Nadim; And Leonardo Bonucci everything that will appear. In addition to a large number of celebrities, including Louis Tomlinson; Vicky McClure; Sam Quek and Sir Mo Farah.
Tickets for the game, which was played for the first time in 2006 after Robbie Williams co -founded the concept, are already on sale through Socceraid.org.uk/tickets
Fury, known as a big football fan, spoke with enthusiasm for his new role.
'England manager!' said. Who would have ever thought about?
I have had some big fights in my career and the possibility of bringing my team from England to victory this June fills me with as much emotion as any heavyweight fight!
'Everyone knows that I am also a big fan of Manchester United, so it is even more special for me that the game is in Old Trafford this year, and I can drive one of my heroes, Wayne Rooney! How can we lose? The work that UNICEF does throughout the world is so special and important '.