Woodward vows to fight for justice: 'Diversity, inclusion and the fight against racism are at the core of our values'

Ed Woodward has claimed that Manchester United will continue to do whatever they can in the fight against racism and inequality.

Speaking to United Review, the executive vice-chairman said: "Diversity, inclusion and the fight against racism are at the core of our values as a club whose support spans racial and cultural boundaries.

"This has been a long-standing commitment from the club, as part of our All Red All Equal campaign and our support for groups such as Kick It Out.

"The breadth and diversity of our fanbase is demonstrated by over 40,000 supporters from 193 countries who submitted their pictures for the spectacular fan mosaic.

"We hope the mosaic will provide inspiration to the team as a reminder of the hundreds of millions cheering them on from home."

Man United's new Black Lives Matter kit is available for £10 with the proceeds going to Kick It Out, the biggest anti-racism organisation in football.