‘The king is coming back’ – Tyson Fury demands Derek Chisora trilogy at Man Utd’s Old Trafford in homecoming fight

TYSON FURY demanded a fight at Manchester United's Old Trafford with Derek Chisora.

The legendary heavyweight boxer has confirmed that he will be ending his four-month retirement to make a return for a trilogy of fights with Chisora.

According to ESPN, the fight will be held in December in Wales where Anthony Joshua has headlined twice.

Fury prefers United's 70,000-seater home in front his home supporters, but it is what Fury likes.

He stated that he believed the fight with Chisora should take place in Manchester and, in my opinion, at United football grounds.

Isaac Lowe, a 28-year-old training partner, said: "Definitely. Because obviously, he’s the king and that he’s returned.

"He's been back in London, so it's only fair that he returns to Manchester, his hometown.

"And there's nothing better than Manchester United football field. It's the Theatre of Dreams, and the king is returning."

Fury, 33 years old, announced his retirement after defeating Dillian Whyte (34), at Wembley. This was Fury's first fight in the UK in four years.

The Gypsy King CONFIRMED that he will be returning for an unlikely trio with Chisora (38), whom he defeated in 2011 and 2014.

The offer is believed to be being made by Goldstar Promotions, the company that manages Fury's meet and greets in the UK.

This is despite Frank Warren and Bob Arum, Hall of Fame champions of the WBC, leading their careers in recent years.

Arum confirmed that he is not leading negotiations for Fury to defeat Chisora again.

Instead, he is awaiting the outcome of Joshua's August 20 match with Oleksandr Uzyk, 35. The winner will be the undisputed decider.

Dan Rafael was told by Arum: "Ofcourse not. Nothing. We are crazy.

"Everybody is still waiting for the fight, and then we'll examine whether it's possible to do the complete unification."