Manchester United players abandoned the club’s plans to wear an Adidas jacket in support of the LGBTQ+ community ahead of Sunday’s Premier League match against Everton after defender Noussair Mazraoui refused to join the initiative.

Manchester United abandoned plans to wear a jacket supporting the LGBTQ+ community before the Sunday's win over Everton because a player refused to wear it.

Rainbow Devils, Manchester United’s official LGBTQ+ supporters club, said it was disappointed after plans to wear pride-themed tracksuits before the match against Everton were scrapped

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MANCHESTER UNITED SCRAPPED plans to wear jackets supporting the LGBTQ+ community at Sunday’s Premier League match against Everton after a player refused to take part, the PA news agency understands. Clubs are currently supporting Stonewall’s 2024-25 Rainbow Laces campaign,

Noussair Mazraoui reportedly told his Manchester United team-mates that he could not wear a special adidas jacket in support of the LGBT+ community due to his religious beliefs

Manchester United’s players ditched plans to wear a jacket in support of the LGBTQ+ community after Noussair Mazraoui refused due to his religious beliefs. United had worked alongside their shirt manufacturer Adidas to produce a jacket for the players to wear as they walked out of the tunnel at Old Trafford for their Premier League game against