Nigerian-born former Manchester United midfielder, Remi Moses is reportedly still alive, despite an initial statement issued by his own wife that he was dead.
Sports247 gathered that, in contrast with an alarm raised early Wednesday his wife, Moses, who made history as Man United’s first black scorer, is still enjoying the breath of life.
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It was gathered further that the 65-year-old former player is hale and hearty at his current base in Greece, where he coached Doxa Pigadakion for a while in 2020.
A statement from Doxa disclosed that it was the ex-player’s wife who informed them of his death, but a journalist, Andy Mitten dispelled it as a rumour.
Mitten wrote later, “Understand social media rumours of Remi Moses dying are not true. He’s alive and well.”
A family member of Moses added, “I have just spoken with my brothers (his sons). Can confirm the legend is still alive and well;” with a hint that the icon was living in Greater Manchester, not Greece.
