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Manchester United, one of  the most famous and best supported football clubs in the world, is coming to play in Hong Kong and China at the end of the month.

The  Red Devils will   take part in matches in Hong Kong on July 23 against the Hong Kong national  side and in Beijing on July 26 against Beijing Hyundai.

To celebrate the tour, Manchester United is launching an official supporters' scheme in China called

One United.

It aims to bring the team closer to  fans in China and  will be the first of its kind to be launched by a European football club. For more details about the scheme,  visit http://register.manunited. com.hk



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