Family of Man Utd Legend Remi Moses Confused by Death Rumors as Misinformation Spreads
Despite recent rumors circulating about his death, former Manchester United player Remi Moses is alive and well. The 65-year-old footballer has been the subject of confusion surrounding his health, as misinformation spread quickly this week.
Family Responds to Death Rumors
Moses’s family expressed surprise at the false reports. His children, particularly Reece Blakeley, took to social media to clarify the situation. They confirmed that their father is in good health and spirits, dismissing the rumors as completely unfounded.
Historic Career at Manchester United
During his time at Manchester United, Moses made over 150 appearances. He was the first Black player to score for the club, achieving this milestone just two months after joining in September 1981. His debut goal came in a match against Middlesbrough.
- Debut Goal: Scored in November 1981
- Total Goals for United: Nine goals
- FA Cup Wins: Two titles in 1983 and 1985
Background and Early Career
Before joining Manchester United, Moses played for West Bromwich Albion, where he developed his skills. Known for his ability as a midfielder, he was part of a talented squad that included legends like Bryan Robson and Ray Wilkins.
Addressing the Misinformation
The origin of the death rumor remains unclear. However, Greek club Doxa Pigadakion, where he coached in 2020, reportedly announced the misinformation after a statement from a source claiming to have talked to his wife. This has been confirmed as incorrect.
In light of these events, Remi Moses’s supporters continue to celebrate his contributions to football and his legacy as a trailblazer for diversity in the sport.
