Eric Bailly helps to launch Manchester United launch powerchair team

Manchester United Foundation has launched its first powerchair team and Reds defender Eric Bailly was on hand to take part in the occasion.
The Manchester United Powerchair Team forms part of the Foundation’s new disability programme, Inclusive Reds, which is supported by the Premier League and BT Fund and aims to provide equal sport and physical activity opportunities for all. The club has developed a partnership with the pre-existing Sale United Powerchair Club, to form a second team to represent the Reds.
As part of the launch, Eric Bailly took on the challenge of joining the Foundation’s newly formed team for a training session. He quickly integrated into the session, and enthusiastically took control of a motorised wheelchair in order to compete with the young players. Manchester United Foundation uses the power of football to engage and inspire young people to build a better life for themselves and unite the communities in which they live. Dedicated staff deliver educational and community outreach programmes to help young people make positive choices in their lives.
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[@Armaan_J]

I am actually on a wheelchair and i support man u It would be a dream for me to play and represent the reds PLEASE

[@NorthHappy2000]

Respect !

[@rtyuuuuu]

Time to get a women's team, were the only premier league club without one, let's support our ladies too!! #MUFC

[@Daniel-ci6wt]

We dont have a woman's team because that would take money, and thats why United have such a large amount of great young talent, they focus on talent rather than women.

[@rtyuuuuu]

Are you thick? We're the richest club in the world, this would be a drop of water in the sea for us, and investing in women aren't a expense, it's an expansion, like the rest of the premier league have done ages ago, and with our branding and financial possibilities, could mount a serioes womens team that would only further our brand, for both men and women. And having a women's team doesn't in any way shape or form mean we have more male talent/male success, that's just a downright retarded argument.

[@rtyuuuuu]

Are you thick? We're the richest club in the world, this would be a drop of water in the sea for us, and investing in women aren't a expense, it's an expansion, like the rest of the premier league have done ages ago, and with our branding and financial possibilities, could mount a serious womens team that would only further our brand, for both men and women. And having a women's team doesn't in any way shape or form mean we have more male talent/male success, that's just a downright stupid argument.

[@JK.47]

Johni Simonsen noone cares about women's football it's shite and has low attendance figures

[@sjewitt22]

Best club in the world.

[@haidershah7248]

Great work mufc foundation..

[@MontelKillman]

This is great stuff from United and a step in the right direction. Next, they need to commit to having a women's team again. It's beyond pathetic that we don't.

[@ottodayzventures1742]

Keep the good work MUFC Foundation

[@abdirisakawes6544]

Who else hits the like button before they watch!!!!! #GGMU #MUFC

[@quangtran3774]

i like eric Bailly

[@7777723]

Bailly trying to figure out the slide tackle controls on that thing

[@moussacamara6296]

Nice ❤️

[@konrad2820]

Rocket league IRL

[@viktorkirk234]

Baliey playing rocket league

[@sl1s322]

First

[@FootballInstagramStories]

WTF LIKE THIS IF YOU THINK ERIC BAILLY IS GOOD LOOKING !!