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Official Site of Man U · Feb 23, 2021

DHL connects fans with virtual Old Trafford

The season-long campaign, 'A World United', invites the club’s global fans to ‘take their seat’ in a virtual Old Trafford stadium. Each entrant is given a unique seat number and is entered into a monthly prize draw. Lucky winners have enjoyed virtual hangouts with first-team players and club legends and have received personalised signed shirts and merchandise packages including all three first-team kits.

Since 2011, DHL has been the official logistics partner of Manchester United and has strived to connect fans around the world with the club. Winners of 'A World United' prizes so far this season have come from all corners of the globe. Here is what some of them have said:

RYNO - SOUTH AFRICA

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