“when no one wanted him we accepted him, gave a him a club, paid him and made him our number one (1). Now united wants him back because one unfortunate goalkeeper and he had accepted to return back after the disgrace they poured on him. We the club and the fans will never forgive him and to man united be ready for war cause we won’t let him leave easily he’s still under contract with the club

The transfer window took another dramatic twist today as a club official launched a scathing attack on their number-one goalkeeper, who is reportedly seeking a sensational return to Manchester United.

In a heated press conference, the official did not hold back, accusing the goalkeeper of betrayal and reminding the public of how the club stood by him when no one else would.

🗣️ “When no one wanted him, we accepted him, gave him a club, paid him, and made him our number one. Now United wants him back because of one unfortunate goalkeeper, and he has accepted to return after all the disgrace they poured on him,” the official said.

The statement paints a picture of deep frustration within the club’s hierarchy and its fanbase, who feel disrespected by the player’s willingness to leave.

🗣️ “We, the club and the fans, will never forgive him. And to Manchester United—be ready for war, because we won’t let him leave easily. He is still under contract with us,” the spokesperson added.

The remarks immediately sparked reactions across social media, with fans of the unnamed club flooding timelines with anger, while Manchester United supporters expressed excitement at the potential reunion.

United, still reeling from their recent goalkeeper woes, are reportedly desperate to secure a reliable option between the sticks. The goalkeeper in question, who previously endured a turbulent spell at Old Trafford, appears willing to give it another shot despite past criticism from the club’s fanbase and pundits.

What happens next could set the stage for one of the summer’s fiercest transfer battles. The player is tied down to a contract, meaning United would need to negotiate a hefty fee—or risk a drawn-out saga filled with legal complications and more heated words from his current employers.

For now, one thing is clear: the goalkeeper’s future is caught in the middle of loyalty, redemption, and a brewing war between clubs.