227 of Manchester United’s former players have been invited back to the team.

In a new program, Manchester United is welcoming 227 of its former players back to the team.

Through a ground-breaking new program, 227 former players who departed Old Trafford over the previous 11 years have rejoined the team.

Through Man United’s alumni program, academy graduates can rejoin the team and receive support in overcoming the disappointment of not being selected for the first team.

The goal of the program, which will begin early in 2019, is to provide academy alumni who have left Man United with better assistance.

Over the last 18 months, Old Trafford officials have been working on a program that will provide official access to support, guidance, and assistance.

Nick Cox, the head of the academy, has refined a plan to guarantee that the project satisfies the requirements and aspirations of those alumni.

“We see it as our duty to care and support the boys long after they have left us,” Cox stated to The Telegraph. As young athletes, they commit heavily to be a part of our program. We believe that dedication merits a continued commitment from our end.

We are always improving what we do, why we do it, and whether we could do it more effectively. We believed that some of that support and aftercare ought to be formally formalized.

“If you approach a young guy informally, you run the possibility of making a connection with someone you know well, who is very important to you, and who is very eager to return. But you might overlook a young person who is in dire need of your help.

The network can generate a great deal of support for itself if we can allow it to engage with one another. Our curriculum needs to be located in an energetic, imaginative, and exploratory environment.”

Man United plans to host four events a year and hopes that by establishing this program, previous academy graduates will be able to interact with one another and raise the standard of “aftercare” services.