Manchester United fans in Uganda held a prayer session in anticipation of the new Premier League season.
Fans wore Manchester United jerseys and enjoyed live music from a band during the event.
A group of Manchester United supporters in Uganda convened for a prayer session in anticipation of the upcoming Premier League season.
The 2024/2025 season is set to commence on Friday evening, with the Red Devils facing Fulham at Old Trafford.
In a video posted online by BigEyeUG, Manchester United fans were seen gathering in Iganga, Eastern Uganda, engaged in what seemed to be a prayer gathering.
Dressed in the club’s jerseys, the fans enjoyed music performed by a band, with one band member gesturing towards the sky while playing the drums.
The video has gained significant attention online, provoking a variety of responses.
See some of the reactions below:
@Solmon_Starboss “These people can’t march to parliament but can gather for useless things; this country is a big joke.”
@bradley256 “Oh God, the rest of the world has seen the video. This is going to be a long season for us United Ugandan fans.”
@Mulumba_Hamada said, “Ugandans, you will never see them supporting Busoga FC but busy wasting time on Manchester United.”
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