Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha has acknowledged Manchester United supporters in Kenya after reacting to a widely shared social media post by football journalist Fabrizio Romano.
The post featured a short video of Kenyan schoolchildren singing the club’s anthem, “Glory, Glory Man United,” during a classroom moment that has since drawn international attention.
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The original clip, circulated across platforms including Instagram and Facebook, shows pupils and a teacher chanting in unison, illustrating the club’s popularity among young fans in Kenya. After the video gained traction online, Romano reposted it to his large following, amplifying its reach beyond local audiences.
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“Glory, Glory Man United.”
Cunha responds to the fan display.
Cunha, who plays as a forward for Manchester United, commented on Romano’s repost, expressing appreciation for the support shown by the Kenyan fans. While the exact wording of his comment has been shared mainly through screenshots by social media users, his response was widely interpreted as a positive acknowledgement of the fans’ enthusiasm and creativity.
The interaction prompted further sharing of the video, with many supporters in Kenya and elsewhere highlighting the significance of a first-team player engaging directly with content originating outside Europe.
Player profile and club context
Cunha joined Manchester United in the summer of 2025 following a transfer from Wolverhampton Wanderers, signing a reported five-year contract. Since his arrival, the Brazilian forward has featured regularly as the club continues its competitive campaign under head coach Rúben Amorim.
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Digital platforms and global support
The exchange highlights how social media continues to connect footballers with supporters worldwide. Manchester United maintains one of the most geographically diverse fanbases in the sport, with Africa remaining a strong centre of support.
Following Cunha’s comment, users shared screenshots of his response and reposted the classroom video across multiple platforms.
The moment demonstrated how a local expression of support, originating from a Kenyan classroom, reached an international audience and drew a reaction from a current United player.
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