Representatives of the Glazer family, who own Manchester United, are considering placing cameras on the shirts of the club's players to sell match broadcasts to fans.
ESPN reports:
The big idea, or maybe the big hope, that the Glazers have - and this was driven by Ed Woodward - is the emergence of Augmented Reality. Just imagine how much United could generate from their huge global fanbase if supporters were able to pay to be Marcus Rashford or Bruno Fernandes for 90 minutes?
Manchester United have 38 points after 23 rounds in the EPL and are in sixth place in the standings.
Earlier it became known that the management of the Red devils is not considering the option of firing the head coach of the team Erik ten Hag because of the club's results, unless the club fails at the end of the current season.
