MANCHESTER UNITED is willing to host a title fight with Tyson Fury if Tyson decides to keep fighting.
After his brutal defeat of Dillian Whyte at Wembley, the WBC heavyweight champion announced that he would be retiring.
The prospect of a rematch with Anthony Joshua, the undisputed champion of the high-stakes rematch between Oleksandr Usyk & Anthony Joshua might tempt him to stay for another fight.
According to The Athletic, United are open for a fight between Fury (or the winner of Usyk against Joshua 2)
They claim that Old Trafford was also in contention to host Fury's domestic feud-up with Whyte, but it was rejected in favor of Wembley.
Fury, 33, is a Manchester United supporter and was welcomed at Theatre of Dreams following his controversial draw with Deontay wilder in December 2018.
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United will however be unable to win the battle as the oil-rich Saudis will no question try to take it to the desert.
Fury used to be eager to fight at Old Trafford early in his career, but he is not as keen now.
He said, "No!" when asked about his fight at the Red Devils' home last week. This is it. This is the capital, the pinnacle.
"It was once one of my major goals to fight at Old Trafford.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"As well to fight at Madison Square Garden York Hall & MGM – and that was it, but the chance came up to fight there."
Fury smashed Whyte with an aggressive uppercut in round six of their Wembley war, to register his second defense of the WBC strap.
He stunned the 94,000 people at Wembley with his post-fight interview, in which he teased retirement.
He stated, "You know, after the Wilder 3 fight that would be it, that would be it, and I meant it."
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"But I was offered to fight at Wembley at my home because I felt I deserved it and owed it [to them].
"Now it's over. This is the end of my story. This could be the last curtain for the Gypsy King."
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