Manchester United Welcomes Belfast Boy as First Wheelchair Mascot
Manchester United made history by welcoming seven-year-old Belfast boy, Harry, as their first-ever wheelchair mascot during their match against Manchester City on April 6, 2025. Harry, a lifelong United fan, was chosen to lead the team out at Old Trafford, marking a significant moment for inclusivity in football.
The young mascot, who has been a wheelchair user since birth, expressed his excitement and pride in being part of such a historic event. His journey to the pitch was captured in heartwarming scenes, showcasing the club's commitment to diversity and inclusion. Manchester United's captain, Bruno Fernandes, was seen interacting warmly with Harry, further highlighting the team's supportive spirit.
This event not only celebrated Harry's love for the game but also served as an inspiration to many, demonstrating that football is a sport for everyone. The club's initiative has been widely praised, with fans and commentators alike commending Manchester United for their progressive approach to inclusivity.
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